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September 28, 2008
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6.1 MB
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3007×1999
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286
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NIKON D50
Shutter Speed
1/640 second
Aperture
F/4.0
Focal Length
17 mm
ISO Speed
200
Date Taken
July 22, 2007
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:iconabuethe:
Mood: Love ~abuethe Aug 15, 2009  Professional Photographer
Really wonderful colors, can´t get enough of this shot - brilliant work indeed. Many fine works to be found on your account, I think I need to watch you!
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*kcebertxela Aug 22, 2009  Hobbyist Photographer
Again, thank you!
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:iconjameseldon:
wonderful colors! the sky is phenomenal.
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:iconmrparts:
~MrParts Oct 1, 2008  Professional Photographer
Is this the redone one? I accidentally deleted it from my message page thingy before I got a chance to see the revisions.

I can't wait to get out with my new Nikon D300 to try it out on some new HDR stuff.
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:iconkcebertxela:
*kcebertxela Oct 1, 2008  Hobbyist Photographer
No, This was acutally an older photo, that I just had packed away and forgot about. oops!

So far I'm loving the 300, a few weeks ago I pulled out the 50 for some S&G's and couldn't believe the difference!
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~MrParts Oct 4, 2008  Professional Photographer
LOL! I tried a few HDR shots, nothing good enough to show in DA yet, I noticed I can do a lot of different exposures than I could with my little Sony. My second and third HDR tries, netted me about 10-15 shots. Poor 'ole PSPx2 had a hard time merging all those photos! I'm going to wait until my polarizer comes in the mail before I try it again. The sky shots aren't coming out the way I expected.
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*kcebertxela Oct 5, 2008  Hobbyist Photographer
You should try photomatix. You can find it around on the web. I usually take a few shots in raw, change up the exposure's then create hdr in photomatix, from there, you just have to play around till you get something that looks ok, then get the same photo (non hdr version), layer the hdr over non hdr, use a layer mask and paint out the grainy area's. You won't always have to do that to all hdr's, but that's just the complete job for me when I need it.
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:iconmrparts:
~MrParts Oct 7, 2008  Professional Photographer
I have heard a few people talk about PhotoMatix. I'm going to start looking around for it. I saved your note here so I can find it again when I try the program.
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*kcebertxela Oct 10, 2008  Hobbyist Photographer
You can usually find it on those "other" sites...
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:iconmrparts:
~MrParts Oct 11, 2008  Professional Photographer
PS: You inspired me with this photo ... I found some pretty decent places that had the hay rolls and the Autumn colors all around. I'll post them soon.
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