Tornado...yet again
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Not the greatest of angles making it rather cramped and the steam is rather blown out as well
I would say in the light of your comment not a location to use again in the future, then there must be others where a less narrow angle is needed.
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The lighting was against you but it's an exciting shot regardless.
I suppose that if one had time to plan it, then shooting a bracket of three for an HDR may have solved it.
I suppose that if one had time to plan it, then shooting a bracket of three for an HDR may have solved it.
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How would you be able to merge three separate shots of a moving subject to produce an HDR image?
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How would you be able to merge three separate shots of a moving subject to produce an HDR image?
You merge the blown out areas only, such as steam, and use a shadows / highlight tool to lift the darks.
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I had a similar situation with Polar Express (see post) without the contrasty light.
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How would you be able to merge three separate shots of a moving subject to produce an HDR image?
Shoot in RAW, convert one -1 Exposure, one normal and one +1, or -2, -1& 0 as required and then merge as an HDR.
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@DemiLion... Wouldn't the image "ghost"? Because the train is in motion and so is the steam... Noob here so just wondering : )
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Not great images like the others have said... and not a location that would be used very often
and a little more editing would improve them - but to be brutally honest I think most 'togs' would of sent these two shot to the recycle bin
and a little more editing would improve them - but to be brutally honest I think most 'togs' would of sent these two shot to the recycle bin
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Not if you convert the same image with multiple exposure levels.
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That doesn't answer what I asked though, see below.
The original suggestion was to shoot a bracket of three shots and convert to HDR.How would you be able to merge three separate shots of a moving subject to produce an HDR image?
Ken, maybe you could find a place to shoot, where you are level or below the trains. there is is not much wrong with the images, but you have been hampered with your location.
If you can shoot level or below, on a flat or downhill section of track, then there will be less steam, and the shot will be more dynamic.
If you can shoot level or below, on a flat or downhill section of track, then there will be less steam, and the shot will be more dynamic.
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Nice shots Ken - especially No2