6/14/2008
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- Michael Pancier Photography
- The Everglades, Florida, United States
- By day I am a civil rights and Florida Bar Board Certified Labor & Employment Lawyer in South Florida. The rest of the day, I am an artist/photographer. I photograph nature in my home state of Florida, primarily avian subjects and landscapes. And when outside of Florida, I photograph the landscapes of the American Southwest and the National Parks of the United States. I also enjoy photographing people and I supplement my nature photography with portraiture and commercial photography as well.
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- Lehigh Valley Shutterbug Photography
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- Clyde Butcher's Blog
- Birdphotographers.net
- Florida Nature Photographer
- Bret Edge Photography
- Michele Eve's Blog
- Heather Green Photography
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5 comments:
Michael, just as I was about write and say that certainly *this* photo was an example of HDR, I noticed the "HDR" label.
Very nice rendition!
Not too much, not too little.
Did you do it in Photoshop?
Photomatix?
Jack
Jack I use photomatix pro. I think it's the easiest and most powerful program for HDR.
Michael, I agree. Photomatix Pro is the best HDR program out there.
You can probably get the same results with Photoshop, but you really have to know what you're doing (I don't), and it's a *lot harder.
Did you take this one in the usual way, using three different exposures?
That gives the best results, I think.
But Photomatix Pro also allows you to "tonemap" just one jpeg, too, with sometimes amazing results.
Anyway, I like your work!
Jack
Jack, I set AEB for -1 0 +1. Unfortunately that's all my P&S allows. Normally I shoot from -2 to +2.
thanks again
Michael, yeah, +/- 2 EVs work even better.
I love HDR.
Jack
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