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The photo below was taken in the evening. As sometimes happens at dusk the light becomes more yellow. I captured the scene with a Tokina 12-24 wide angle lens using my Nikon D80 on a tripod. I bracketed the exposure using Aperture Priority. I later blended the images (HDR) using Photomatix Pro3.
Experience has shown me that the setting in this software should be "middle of the road" . The resulting tiff file had a really great tonal range but was a bit dull. Photoshop treatments included sharpening using the high pass filter, noise management using Neat Image, slight adjustment to hue and saturation, and levels. Each adjustment was carried out on a seperate layer permitting the use of quick masks and selective development of areas. Anyway, that is that.
Trev
Experience has shown me that the setting in this software should be "middle of the road" . The resulting tiff file had a really great tonal range but was a bit dull. Photoshop treatments included sharpening using the high pass filter, noise management using Neat Image, slight adjustment to hue and saturation, and levels. Each adjustment was carried out on a seperate layer permitting the use of quick masks and selective development of areas. Anyway, that is that.
Trev
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