Exposure Bracketing Sunset with DxO PhotoLab and Nik HDR Efex

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024

Комментарии • 7

  • @chriswrightphotographs
    @chriswrightphotographs  Месяц назад

    Using the neutral template in HDR Efex to achieve exposure bracketing. The photograph was taken an hour before sunset with a high degree of heat haze so less than perfect conditions nd the final result took quite a lot of teasing out to get the required effect. Additional steps would include optical corrections and noise reduction applied before exporting to Nik. I used the creative vignette tool where I might have been better off using contol points to get rid of the darker corners at the top of the image. There are many ways to achieve the same result in post processing!

  • @D0209962
    @D0209962 Месяц назад

    Excellent!

  • @brianmckeever5280
    @brianmckeever5280 16 дней назад

    Nice edit!

    • @chriswrightphotographs
      @chriswrightphotographs  16 дней назад

      Thanks! It’s always worth taking a break and revisiting an edit. This was a good example. Eyes get tired!

  • @r1982ohan
    @r1982ohan Месяц назад

    The second version of the photo is so much more pleasing. If you did record it - would be good to see.

    • @chriswrightphotographs
      @chriswrightphotographs  Месяц назад

      Thank you! I didn’t record it as I wanted to do a shorter and more accessible video than I have lately. Essentially the second photo is based on the neutral template in hdr Efex. I decide I'd overcooked the first one so adopted a different approach, bypassing the tone mapping as much as possible and omitting the color adjustments.
      Settings were
      Tone Compression
      Tone Compression - minus 46%
      Method Strength - minus 28%
      HDR Method
      Depth Subtle
      Detail -Soft
      Drama - Flat
      Color
      Saturation -14%
      Color - Magenta 5%
      The fine tuning was done back in PhotoLab.