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  • #3856
    Originally posted by ayebot View Post
    Saw it on Facebook first...what a small world..
    Indeed!!

    Can someone give me inputs on how I can remove the exif data from a RAW file while saving it (in TIFF or JPG etc) via Photoshop.

    I'm trying to create an HDR via a single RAW image[/QUOTE]


    How can one produce HDR from a single raw file?
    I thought multiple exposure level snaps of same frame?
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    • #3857
      @Ayebot: I am not sure how it is done within Photoshop, but there are various softwares available online for the same duty!

      @Kochumvk: A single exposure image can also be done into an HDR although it would really as good as a "real HDR"; it would be more of a faux HDR, if you know what I mean.
      :)

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      • #3858
        Originally posted by Aryan View Post
        @Ayebot: I am not sure how it is done within Photoshop, but there are various softwares available online for the same duty!

        @Kochumvk: A single exposure image can also be done into an HDR although it would really as good as a "real HDR"; it would be more of a faux HDR, if you know what I mean.

        But tools like photomatrix takes multiple exposure levels, blends them and produces cool HDRs.

        Actually I don no how to do it in Photoshop, tweaking the curve can add some drama though
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        • #3859
          Few of the pics that i clicked with my new Nikon L110







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          • #3860
            Originally posted by furioussphinx View Post
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            Dude, amazing shot! Where was this taken?

            Cheers,
            Sagar.
            Originally posted by harishsangwan View Post
            Wow!! Looks stunning...mind sharing the place and camera settings?

            Thanks, it is a composition, the guy in the middle jumping (yup thats me), the sky and the small hill are captured separately.
            The tree and the reflection has been PSd.
            Those contents were captured in the outskirts of the city.
            Gears used-
            Camera- Canon EOS 500 D
            Lens - 50 mm f/1.8

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            2007- BAJAJ PLATINA (sold)
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            • #3861
              Guys
              i want a dslr !
              which one would be the best in a low range [just want for learning ]
              Just Me And Her [ZMR]

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              • #3862
                A few pics from my Sony DSC H50...





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                • #3863
                  today's shot

                  posting my first attempt at night photography. kindly provide the feedback.









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                  • #3864
                    Few Cande shots



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                    • #3865
                      @Sherry: I do not quite know whether you are looking for critique or not, but for me, I do not see any essence in these photographs. I do not see a particular 'subject', nor a 'motive'/ 'story' behind the shots that you have posted. I also feel that these are shot very quickly, just for the heck of it rather than thinking and shooting.

                      However, the first candle shot is what I liked amongst all the photographs that have been posted by you in this and the earlier set. Meanwhile, I must add that the watermark is a lovely creation! I sure hope to see more photographs from your side. I also wanted to ask what is your favorite genre of photography?

                      @Devilish: That last shot is very soothing to the eyes.
                      :)

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                      • #3866
                        Originally posted by Aryan View Post
                        @Sherry: I do not quite know whether you are looking for critique or not, but for me, I do not see any essence in these photographs. I do not see a particular 'subject', nor a 'motive'/ 'story' behind the shots that you have posted. I also feel that these are shot very quickly, just for the heck of it rather than thinking and shooting.

                        However, the first candle shot is what I liked amongst all the photographs that have been posted by you in this and the earlier set. Meanwhile, I must add that the watermark is a lovely creation! I sure hope to see more photographs from your side. I also wanted to ask what is your favorite genre of photography?
                        Hey Aryan, thats exactly what i was looking for.
                        I'm a complete Rookie as of now in the field of Photography and have a strong determination of improving the skill. And the inspiration comes from all the awesome people with camera skills in xBhp.
                        Well the idea behind the shot was to capture the general night life on Road.
                        And as of now even i don't know what is my favorite genre. Although i love macros, sunsets, Moon shots and landscapes.
                        Sometime i also try in portraits but need to get a decent cam so that i can improve the skills.

                        And last not the least, i need to learn from all you guys, so continue with your valuable feedback

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                        • #3867
                          Originally posted by varun_r15 View Post
                          Thanks, it is a composition, the guy in the middle jumping (yup thats me), the sky and the small hill are captured separately.
                          The tree and the reflection has been PSd.
                          Those contents were captured in the outskirts of the city.

                          Amazing work..

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                          • #3868
                            A trial from my side. Its crude, but hope someone understands it. Or maybe betters it...
                            You get the point?? :D
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                            • #3869
                              @varun_r15: When it comes to pure "digital art", you have surely got loads of talent. Absolutely amazing; really need to learn some finer nuances of post-processing.

                              However, that being said, I would personally also love to see some 'normal' photographs, which are not heavily digitally manipulated, if you can, please.
                              :)

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                              • #3870
                                Originally posted by Aryan View Post
                                @Devilish: That last shot is very soothing to the eyes.
                                thanks Aryan da
                                I need to learn (among other things) how to capture macros !! there is always something missing !!
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