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    Default 1st Post:...New Camera/Lens & "HDR" Processing

    Here are a couple shots I took this weekend with my new Canon 5DII & Sigma 12~24 Lens
    I got the 5DII w/ 24~105L for Christmas and received the Sigma 12~24 a couple weeks ago for my birthday.
    This is my first DSLR with my previous camera being a Canon S5IS, and only my second attempt at HDR processing...
    Loving the new equipment so far but have a lot to learn....
    C&C welcome...








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    Welcome to the forum!
    Very, very neat shots there ... love the last one...makes me want to turn my head when I look at it!
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    Sensational start to your DSLR fun then Jim.

    The vignetting in the first shot is a bit harsh I think.

    The colour saturation in shot 2 is a bit too much.

    The last shot has a distracting cloud spot just above the peak of the house.

    Aside from those few things ... I wish I'd taken them!!!

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    Really good! Only thing to watch out for is that halo effect! If this is just the beginning can't wait to see what time will do for yah
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    Yes, nice work. Care to share you HDR processing technique? I have tried this before and failed miserably. Not even sure how to take the correct images for it. 1, 2, 3 stops apart?
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    great shots - i know nothing of HDR, so i cant comment on that, but the only thing i'd suggest is a slight straightening of the 1st shot, and the funny cloud MA mentioned in the last shot. very nice composition on all, and a great start to your dslr! cant wait to see you improve, wow!

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    I like the surreal look of all of them. To me the distortion and saturation is fitting. I agree with the others about the drop on the lens and would also love to see the process you used. Great work jim!

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    Great work!

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    You're off to a great start. are you using Photomatix?
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    Quote Originally Posted by jjeling View Post
    Yes, nice work. Care to share you HDR processing technique? I have tried this before and failed miserably. Not even sure how to take the correct images for it. 1, 2, 3 stops apart?
    Thanks everybody for all the comments...
    I took 3 bracketed exposures at -2, 0, +2 and processed them using the 'Photomatix' software program.
    Camera in 'Av' mode @ F8, .. ISO 100, .. shot in 'Raw' format.

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