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I quickly learned that attempting HDR shots on a windy day is a bad idea. I managed to 'improve' the software my Canon S2 IS runs on and it helped with the histograms and shutter control. I swear I took 50 or more pics before I started getting the hang of it. My only mistake that I can see is I left the Vivid Color option on...not needed when doing these types of pics I can see.

Here's two that didn't suck. The one has some focus issues cause I forgot to remove the centering option from the autofocus and it focused in too far into the foreground.

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They sure are. Windy days = stationary objects

There are some settings to turn down the saturation in Photomatrix. Keepem coming, your on the right track.

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You're definitely on the right track Rick. You're right about color saturation. HDR boosts it up on its own, although there is a saturation slider in PhotoMatix. It takes a while to get a pattern going with all of the sliders. Just moving them around randomly is frustrating. After playing with it for a while, there's a few things that I do on all of my HDR photos in PhotoMatix. I'll start a new thread so that others can add their HDR tips and advice.

 

I'm looking forward to seeing more from you Rick. Thanks for sharing..

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Nice Rick ! ..BUT I wanna know how you can attach a 720meg pic and a 500+ pic in the same post, and we have a 250 limit per post = 125 per picture! LOL

Access to the Admin Control Panel has it's privileges! :)

I guess we'll have to keep an eye on the images/disc space here. Does phootobucket allow big azz pictures?

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