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Quote:This is good HDR, though a little noisy. Dont you wish the cars werent there!
W
Thanks, it was a single exposure taken at the time that I divided into 3 today, I should probably have applied a noise reduction to it? Not so sure how to tackle noise of this level though, I'll give it a go next time! Yes I wish the cars and bikes weren't there, maybe the closest bike is okay though.
Thanks again, and for the other comments too.
Jon
Sorry but I have uploaded twice - I've no idea how to delete a mod 
Just cropped to remove most of the cars - you loose the first archway, but there are plenty more
Helen
Just cropped to remove most of the cars - you loose the first archway, but there are plenty more
Helen
Hi,
There is a couple of easy ways to tackle noise, although not perfectly. The first is (if your using element/ps/cs etc) go the filters and under "Noise" select "Median" set to 1 pixel. This will of course give it a slightly soft look and you will have to erase the effect from areas like the bikes, cars, metals bars, brick joints etc to blend things in (see mod a). You can also do the same with Gaussian blur. In mod b I opened the image as a raw file and adjusted the Luminance, you need the image to be set at least to 100% and by adujsting the slider you should be able to achieve an happy medium.
Take care
Martin
There is a couple of easy ways to tackle noise, although not perfectly. The first is (if your using element/ps/cs etc) go the filters and under "Noise" select "Median" set to 1 pixel. This will of course give it a slightly soft look and you will have to erase the effect from areas like the bikes, cars, metals bars, brick joints etc to blend things in (see mod a). You can also do the same with Gaussian blur. In mod b I opened the image as a raw file and adjusted the Luminance, you need the image to be set at least to 100% and by adujsting the slider you should be able to achieve an happy medium.
Take care
Martin
I love grain in an image - I must be one of the exceptions, and I know there are others who think similarly on this point. HDR seems to produce noise to get that depth.
A really good example of using perspective and vanishing point to draw the eye into the scene. Especially satisfying are those shadows.
Anne
A really good example of using perspective and vanishing point to draw the eye into the scene. Especially satisfying are those shadows.
Anne
Great capture, curves & arches & shadows of the arches..fantacstic.
