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    I quite like how these HDR's turned out!



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    Very nice! Lovely colors, lots to look at.

    Just one thing that I noticed, something I am horrible for, watch the leveling

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    Which one...I straightened them...or so I thought?
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    The first one. Maybe it's just me. Hold off and see what others see...lol. After all..I am horrible for it!

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    Oh I see it now too!
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    Fixed it. At least I think I did.
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    These are nice casil - I prefer shot 2 and i favour your second version of it. That shot still slopes slightly to the left. (slightly). Shot 1 slopes to the right (slightly)

    Just curious what program did u use for the second version of shot 2?
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    I used Dynamic Photo HDR. I find it to be much more friendly and variable than Photomatrix.
    I still haven't leveled them quite right yet...been having some huge vision problems lately and what to me seems level doesn't quite seem so again after looking at it.
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    Used the leveling tool in Lightroom to level it now.

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    I don't know..but it still doesn't look level to my eye

    What are you using to make it level?

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