anotehr way is to meter the sky and take a few flash guns out to light up the subject
DSLR pictures - How many do touchup?
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QUOTE(Gadget_Freak @ Jun 5 2007, 09:55 PM) the foreground is forest from the previous posts, how to use flash? technically it is possible...you just need many of them placed at different position....practically....it's a picture not do-able.  |
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QUOTE(cjtune @ Jun 7 2007, 09:43 AM) What we really need are CCD or CMOS sensors that have enough exposure latitude as film negatives, we wouldn't have so much trouble with these sort of high-contrast situations. So far none exists, and the Fuji SuperCCD system has the highest dynamic range of all sensor designs. I don't think with Fuji taking the picture with 400% dynamic range could capture the whole range yet Added on June 7, 2007, 8:45 pm You tell those fellas that "I'm also an artist! Not *just* a photographer!" and then watch them sneer at you.  I just recalled that the picture can probably be captured with HDRThe thing about people saying that certain picture is taken without any PP is probably mainly to show what the camera/lens could give (or to tell you that they can expose properly). |
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