I'm trying this interior shooting due to cold rainy weather outside. Sure is tough I have to work on making more bracket shots for the windows. Also mixed lighting makes it hard as well.
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I'm trying this interior shooting due to cold rainy weather outside. Sure is tough I have to work on making more bracket shots for the windows. Also mixed lighting makes it hard as well.
See how a few changes in PTGui changes the output...so much to learn
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Nice shots.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greg_Nuspel
I was using PTGUI. The biggest problem I noticed was the inconsistency between images generated in low res with the ones generated at full res. I would get something I really liked at low res so I could try heaps of settings quickly, but could never get the same efect for a full sized image.:wall-an: This was particularly the case for "Extreme" looking HDR.
Man you have a nice house Greg! Or are the neighbours on holiday?
Thanks, last year was the year of renos, lots of work I'd rather be shooting photos :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Mad Aussie
Shot 2 is better to my eye colourwise than shot one. Mixed light can be challenging for sure. Looks very cozy indeed.
Great shot of a great abode. There will be a man on every corner of North America handing out hundred dollar bills the day my house looks that organized. Really like the lighting here. Good job!
I should take a shot of my 'office' I can not be blamed for the neatness of the house. I don't know how my lovely wife puts up with me but she does.