Autumn in Banyule #8

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By: Wayne Harridge

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Photographer	Wayne Harridge {Karma:18292}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Olympus E-300
Categories	Nature Still Life	Film Format	Digital JPEG
Portfolio	@home Autumn Banyule	Lens	Peleng 8mm f3.5
Uploaded	4/25/2006	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1GB
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Location	City - Banyule State - VICTORIA Country - Australia
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Wayne Harridge

{K:18292} 4/26/2006

Thanks for the links Domjan, I'll check them out and give it a try.

...Wayne

Domjan Svilkovic {K:3104} 4/25/2006

Beautiful shot!

Have you tried HDR (high dynamic range) imaging? It's a really fantastic method that enables you to capture both a deep shadow detail and a highlight detail. I discovered it a few days ago and as it is relatively unknown, am trying to spread the word :) Using a tripod you shoot a couple of different exposure photos (2EV apart) to cover the whole dynamic range of the scene. Then you combine these images with a PS CS, Photomatrix or some other HDR enabled software. Using an advanced tone mapping you then 'collapse' the 32bit/chanel HDR image to 8bit while preserving all of the original detail. The results can be fantastic!
Take a look at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_dynamic_range_imaging
http://www.hdrsoft.com/
http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/high-dynamic-ran ge.htm

If you are lucky enough to be using Linux, there are a few quite good and free programs for HDR imaging.

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