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belchingmatt
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Photobook 2010 - Example photos. Clicky
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If one is diving so close to the limits that +/- 1% will make a difference then the error has already been made.
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timark_uk
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brataccas
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HDR? they look more CGI than anything  I don't like these pics im afraid _________________
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| Sat Dec 18, 2010 4:30 pm |
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timark_uk
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Some are without much doubt HDR. Others are just really great captures (such as the Puffins).
Nobody says you have to like 'em, heck I don't like all of them.
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| Sat Dec 18, 2010 4:34 pm |
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belchingmatt
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Personally I hate HDR. I know people spend a lot of effort shooting and merging them but for me photography is about a single exposure. An exception to this would be panoramic stitching, but aside from the overlap each shot is at least different.
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If one is diving so close to the limits that +/- 1% will make a difference then the error has already been made.
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ProfessorF
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I quite like a lot of those - and an HDR effect can be generated after the event if you've shot your single frame with that in mind (slightly overexposing to compensate).
So I'm not anti HDR in any way - used selectively it's very effective, IMHO.
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| Sat Dec 18, 2010 7:28 pm |
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