[Mike Barrio]

Great photos Matt

Looks like photography could be a growing subject on here this winter ...... Cool

Cheers
Mike

[Iain Goolager]

The colours in the sky looked pretty cool today so on the way to Banchory I grabbed a couple of 7 shot stills.
 
Result! the new HDR prog came today, as I'd hoped but due to Halloween disco's and stuff I've only had an hour or so to load the program & feel my way about.

Forget composition for the moment, here's a couple that I've tinkered with........








Marc,

Thanks for that, ref the level on the tripod. I guess it's one of those things - it would have become obvious the first time I tried video panning or panoramic shots   

Iain

[Mike Barrio]

Great stuff Iain

Cheers
Mike

[Iain Goolager]

Thanks Mike,

I feel another monumental journey of learning approaching but on the positive side the non-fishing season may have the best colours, sunrises and sunsets so that can't be bad.

Iain

[Alex Burnett]

Iain

This was 3 photos, under/normal/over exposure.



This was 5 photos 2 Under/normal/2 overexposures



May have gone a little too far with the bottom one.

Alex

[Iain Goolager]

Or not far enough Alex?
The bottom photo is the best IMHO.

Nice 

Iain

[Alex Burnett]

Hi Iain

It is kind of on the edge, I did do one with 7 photos but it became fuzzy!!!

Alex

[Alex Burnett]

Iain



This was another one I did at the same time.

Alex

[Iain Goolager]

Alex,

Ref the fuzziness..... Could it have been down to the program?
If I understand correctly some program's are better at dealing with precise overlay of the photo sets also some boast improve ghosting reduction,  etc.

One thing that I noticed yesterday was that when taking the 7 stills in aperture priority the shutter speed increases (or decreases depending on camera set up), either way you have to keep your finger on the shutter release for quite a while (until all shots are taken) so any induced flickering ( during the longer exposures) could induce camera shake which could eventually hamper the resulting still after overlay.  Possibly.

Another thumbs up for the remote shutter release.

Iain