Challenger HDR

On 21/06/2011 18:18, Canuck wrote:

Hmm, not sure about HDR...

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On 21/06/2011 19:49, ®i©ardo wrote:
On 21/06/2011 18:18, Canuck wrote:

Hmm, not sure about HDR...


Glad it's not just me. I think HDR looks weird. Chacun à son goût, and
all that.

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Peter

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On 21/06/2011 19:49, ®i©ardo wrote:
On 21/06/2011 18:18, Canuck wrote:

Hmm, not sure about HDR...


Glad it's not just me. I think HDR looks weird. Chacun à son goût, and all
that.

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Peter




Kind of agree, but I'm warming to it.


They - or this one in particular - have a certain 'impressionist' feel to
them. Add a brush-stroke filter to it, tweak the lightning a bit and
before you know it .... the afternoon's gone.




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Cheers

Dave Kearton

looks in rough shape, same with the F-86, both need some TLC

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On 21/06/2011 19:49, ®i©ardo wrote:
On 21/06/2011 18:18, Canuck wrote:

Hmm, not sure about HDR...


Glad it's not just me. I think HDR looks weird. Chacun à son goût, and all
that.

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Peter




Kind of agree, but I'm warming to it.


They - or this one in particular - have a certain 'impressionist' feel to
them. Add a brush-stroke filter to it, tweak the lightning a bit and
before you know it .... the afternoon's gone.




Hey Dave! YES! That is the setting I used in Photomatix. It is called
"Painterly"....it is the one I like to use most often when creating an HDR
image. It just looks better to me than "Grunge." On the other hand...."Deep
Compressor" is another one which sometimes appeals. It really depends on the
image you start out with and what works with it.

Regards,

Nick

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looks in rough shape, same with the F-86, both need some TLC

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Correct!

All of them need a scrub....that is a given......the CL-13 is in the worst
shape of the lot. The Silver Star needs a bit of touchup too....but not
much. Oddly enough, the Canuck is in pretty good shape. The Voodoo is more
or less OK. A bit of a cleaning and perhaps a touchup here and there and it
would be fine. The Starfighter is more or less in the same boat. Just a bit
of a cleaning and maybe a touchup here and there.

Regards,

Nick

On 22/06/2011 18:19, Canuck wrote:
"Bill & Ange" wrote in message ...

looks in rough shape, same with the F-86, both need some TLC

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Correct!

All of them need a scrub....that is a given......the CL-13 is in the
worst shape of the lot. The Silver Star needs a bit of touchup
too....but not much. Oddly enough, the Canuck is in pretty good shape.
The Voodoo is more or less OK. A bit of a cleaning and perhaps a touchup
here and there and it would be fine. The Starfighter is more or less in
the same boat. Just a bit of a cleaning and maybe a touchup here and there.

Regards,

Nick


Housekeeping, that's what it's all about.

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On 21/06/2011 19:49, ®i©ardo wrote:
On 21/06/2011 18:18, Canuck wrote:

Hmm, not sure about HDR...


Glad it's not just me. I think HDR looks weird. Chacun à son goût, and
all that.

--
Peter




Kind of agree, but I'm warming to it.


They - or this one in particular - have a certain 'impressionist' feel to
them. Add a brush-stroke filter to it, tweak the lightning a bit and
before you know it .... the afternoon's gone.




Hey Dave! YES! That is the setting I used in Photomatix. It is called
"Painterly"....it is the one I like to use most often when creating an HDR
image. It just looks better to me than "Grunge." On the other
hand...."Deep Compressor" is another one which sometimes appeals. It
really depends on the image you start out with and what works with it.

Regards,

Nick






Well, why not. Photography is more of an art form than we think, I can
understand your work a lot more than a lot of the "art" that my government
has paid a lot of money for.


Wouldn't want to see _every_ photo processed this way, just enough to see
the good ones stand out.




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Cheers

Dave Kearton

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Hey Dave! YES! That is the setting I used in Photomatix. It is called
"Painterly"....it is the one I like to use most often when creating an HDR
image. It just looks better to me than "Grunge." On the other
hand...."Deep Compressor" is another one which sometimes appeals. It
really depends on the image you start out with and what works with it.


Well, why not. Photography is more of an art form than we think, I can
understand your work a lot more than a lot of the "art" that my government
has paid a lot of money for.


Wouldn't want to see _every_ photo processed this way, just enough to see
the good ones stand out.


Agreed. I think HDR can be used for effect on some images....but not on
others.

I like to experiment with it now and again.....sometimes with good results
and at other times.....YUCK! Sometimes it just does not work out and I'm
more than satisfied with the original properly exposed image.

Regardless of HDR, Photoshop, and so forth.....it is important to get a
decent image right from the start before you go monkeying around with it.

Regards,

Nick