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  1. capney

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    Im still using the HDR trial software.. Im to tight to buy it as yet!
    I Have been working on another three images of the same church and I believe the colours are far more vibrant in this next picture.
    What do you think?
    robert
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    :thumb: Oh yes, much richer colours Robert & more detail to the stained glass, I like that but you seem to have lost some of the detail in the stonework... This is what I am finding difficult.. Striking the right balance..!! Then again, that is what it is all about isn't it, balance..! I am off to have another go a minute now....:rolleyes::D I shall stick with the free software until I can convince myself in need to spend the money..!!;):D
     
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    I think you've over cooked it a bit there Robert. The grass looks a bit like astro-turf although the church looks good.

    Come on Marley - lets see one!

    What a pair of cheapskates - still using the free software;):D:D
     
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    Dave.... Remember I have lived up norff for far to long to spend money !
    Looking at the grass in the fresh light of another day I have to agree with your comments.
     
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    :) Oh OK then... Here we go then, what do you think of any of these attempts.. Be honest mind..:)
    Original.
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    :rolleyes: I know I have a long way to go to catch you two up, but just at the moment it is having the time to sit & play with them..!:rolleyes:
     
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    The last one is by far the best.
    Number 1 is also good,but a little too dark.

    From looking at these,i dont think you've a long way to go.All three images are good. ;)
    Well done.

    Joe
     
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    :thumb: Thanks Joe, number three was my favourite out of them.. I found it is very easy to make them too dark, but you don't really see it until you take another look later..!!:rolleyes::D Will have another go later..
     
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    Well done Marley - a great start!
    Number 3 gets my vote, but I'd like to see it just a tiny shade lighter - somewhere between 2 and 3.
     
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    :thumb: OK Dave, try this one...
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    That one does for me MF. welcome to the world of HDR
     
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    Same church, but round back.
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    Roberts HDR weir

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    I'm a bit unsure about this one Robert. As a subject I think it's got a lot of potential - the black stone and white water. I found the dark trees at the left a bit distracting.
     
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    Does this version suit you better?

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    I wouldn't even consider doing this in hdr.
    Unless it was like it on the original,the hdr has blown out all the water which imho,ruins a picture totally.
    I havn't seen the original,but i think i would have just used the normal imaging software to do the work,thus keeping the blow outs to a minimum.
     
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