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Published: 2007-07-24 11:02:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 11809; Favourites: 562; Downloads: 329
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In The EveningI couldn\'t sleep, to damn hot, so I figured I would get up and process some of the shots I took last night at Washington Park in Denver of the sunset. This is one of those shots. Quite a gorgeous evening last night, a lot of people out, heck even had a Bagpipe band. I would have stayed longer if I hadn\'t been sick lol Thoughts welcomed and print to come!
Shot info:
Minolta 5D
Minolta 18-200 DT Lens
Dynatran 8180 Tripod
Singh-Ray CPL
Raw Processed and put thru HDR in Photomatix
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Ya we finally cooled down and got some rain! I was about to die for awhile lol
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Uck. Send some of that rain over here!
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lol no kiddin huh? I have been baking over here though,......like a damn biscuit!
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Oh gads. I know. I'm well done now.
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Ya know, I admire your sig, and that really isn't such a bad idea at all,....now ya have the wheels in myhead turning
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I am gonna have to adopt this I think, it just seems like an especially good idea, and one I certainly wouldn't mind by a long shot
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I love the photo. I just wish the road was flat. Just a minor nitpick.
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High Dynamic Range, check this out [link]
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YEAH, thanks bunches for the link
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lol well thanks so much, glad you like it! I appreciate it!
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lol thank you very much! HDR style and just, well, what ya see!
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I see...
Hard to get that kind of photos if you don't do them hdr I guess.
Haven't got to experiment with HDR myself yet, hope to learn some day thoe. I mena, the resault on every HDR I have ever seen is fantastic. Is it hard?
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Isn't especially hard, just the techique takes some time and every photo is different
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Ok.
I'll have to spend some time on google to search for tutorials, just so I can get some pointers of what to think of and basic techniques.
Pease!
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Stunning colors! And I like the composition too
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This is great - what is this Photomatix you are using? I have noticed quite a few deviants out there using this...
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Thanks for the link. I just read the tutorial and have a couple questions: Can't the same thing be done in PS CS2? Is it really necessary to invest in Photomatix? I really love this approach and will most likey buy it if I have to...
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yes it can be done in cs2 
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My best guess is that you are right - but I have to work with the tools I have. Someday I'll get everything I want. haha
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I looked and didn't see anything for free - looks like it's about $70... where would I find this?
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[link] scroll down for
Photomatix Basic 1.2
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OMG - thank you so much - I can't wait until I have time to play with this. You are so wonderful! One thousand 
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lol lemme know how ya like it!
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I just tried an end run with a pic - opened a raw file with four different exposures... It's tricky stuff, but I think I will get the hang of it eventually. Are there any forums for people who are just learning this?
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Well I just googled it and it seems there are
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Thanks John - you are a great help to me and I know many others.
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