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Fiordland National Park
South Island, New Zealand
Fuji S3 Pro
Nikon 20mm lens
2x4
Some more challenging light conditions. I used a 3-stop soft Graduated Neutral Density filter on the top row, then none on the bottom. Used HDR in the merge process and then still a lot of work in PS to get here.
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Cold !
I have no idea of how it would be without hdr but this version is a success !
Last edited by f.simond (2006-02-16 17:23:11)
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Great composition - the eye is led in and around the picture. Have you ever used a polariser in your panos?
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Very moody image. It looks like there's a sharpening halo above the mountains or it is the HDR didn't quite catch the edges cleanly?
I still haven't figured out how to work the HDR. I shot multiple exposures but nothing seemed to happen other than a major major blowout in every sense of the word when I clicked the HDRI setting. do I need to click the layer button?
Thanks.
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http://wiki.autopano.net/en/tutorials/hdr-stitching
You can use the tonmappers inside autopano and output a LDR image, or output directly a HDR image and apply an external tonemapper 
(ex: photoimpact, photomatix, photoshop, and others..)
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