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aerodrome control II, HDR
Published: 2007-03-26 21:53:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 14918; Favourites: 433; Downloads: 366
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Infos:Camera: Canon EOS 400D
Shutter speed: 30 sec.
Focal length: 18 mm
ISO: 100
F/10
its the airport tower of nΓΌrnberg...
the picure is made with 6 pictures for HDR aka DRI
the first picture is here, but that day the puddle wasn't so big as on the second picture: [link]
postprocessing:
- HDR via photoshop (2.0; 1.0; 0; -1.0; -1.5; -2.0)
- colors correction
- center horizon
Thanks to ^garrit for the DD
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Comments: 250
uwahhh this makes me want to try HDR properly this time! great shot!
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Thank you very much 
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Wow. 
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helllo!
you've been featured here:
[link]
have a nice day!
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It's beautiful
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HI! Just To let you know, this has been featured in our WATER THEME WEEK !
Congratulations,
=yvanklestein and ~andipandixx
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Wow; that lighting is incredible. No wonder it got a DD feature.
And a gorgeous range of color; just awesome. ^_^
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So pretty! I love the colour of those lights, they're so brilliant and purple!
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Thanks a lot
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The lights look awesome 
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SchΓΆne Aussicht! HDR oft verderben farben (main Meinung), aber hier alle sint brilliant.
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i tried a couple of time to make a night hdr shot, but i always failed...
You made only one 30 sec shot?
I don't get how you made it, i'll really really appreciate if you give me some advice
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well, you can change the exposure time of raw files, e.g. with photoshop or another raw viewer. all you need to do is to save some different exposured jpg files out of the original raw file and then lets go
you can find some tutorials on deviantart, eg. here
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I have yet to use HDR. In fact, I don't often shoot in RAW. But, this image is just incredible. Makes me want to explore your process. Nice -
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There's something about the lighting that's just..... stunning.... great shot
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haha, ok, thats a point of view too
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its not a point of view it is your mistake
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holey cow! This makes me want to go out and start shooting!
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thanks
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