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Above is a photo I took at the Neon Graveyard in Las Vegas. I really liked the shattered bulbs all piled up in the corner. This is a three-shot HDR image processed in Photomatix Pro with further adjustment in Photoshop.
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Nice! The shattered bulbs really make the shot. The whole thing looks like the face of a very strange, but rather friendly, monster.
Posted by: SuzyR | September 21, 2007 at 11:34 AM
Today I downloaded the trial of Photomatrix, and, because I had no images with bracketed exposures, I opened a photo into PSCS2 and saved it with 3 different fake exposures (using Brightness/Contrast). Then I processed those 3 images in Photomatrix, expecting nothing much to happen. But after using Zone Mapping, wow! What a difference from the original image. Colors are vibrant and there's more detail overall. I'm glad you mentioned Photomatrix!
Posted by: SuzyR | September 21, 2007 at 08:50 PM
Because I only have dial-up, I am unable to take your course. But I'm very interested in the content. You mentioned earlier that a DVD might be forthcoming on this. Any timeline? I guess you'll mention it here when it comes out?
Howard
Posted by: Howard | September 22, 2007 at 04:41 PM