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Published: 2009-05-26 14:11:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 771; Favourites: 35; Downloads: 36
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~tonemapped HDRI from 3 exposures~Canon EOS 400D + Ef-S 17-85 IS USM
-location: somewhere between Gebesee and StrauΓfurt, Germany
I know, there are so many rail-road-shots here on dA, there don't need to be more, but I want to throw my version into that big pot
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The angle gives a really sharp perspective which really adds to it, fantastic! Nice one!
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someday, I'll throw my version too, i hope
I wonder if you had chosen the smallest aperture how would that look...I would also like a lighter edit, it's too dark I think
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sometimes there need to be darkness my friend
and I thought, it's one of my lighter images
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I always find that HDRi effect are so bad rendered when the focus field is too restricted.
I think that all the blurred part is dirty but the bolts are really cool like this.
However nice composition
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maybe I will overwork it
thanks for the tip!
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i don't think that this is something that photoshop can handle.
The HDRi Process is used to enhance the details of a picture, in opposition of a low focu field which i used to get a blurred effect ( less details on the background).
In my opinion, theses two processes are really different, and can't be used together.
The best way to avoid it is to shoot with a tiny aperture ( more than f9), you'll enlarge your focus field and your HDRi Process will be great
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but then I see the dust spots more and more from my sensor and I will not pay over 50β¬ to clean it in the professional way, because I don't have the money...
I don't go over f8
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