Doesn't work with the Moon in the picture, it moves incredibly fast so exposures don't line up correctly if they include any background, you're out of luck.
Why can't you do HDR? Just need to take the same picture three times! With different exposures! Then combine them in GIMP.
The only place I've seen 1/2 of the HDR process is the latest full version of Photoshop. My father has it, but I don't as it is far from affordable! As a result, I've already forgotten what the other program is...
I use GIMP. It's free, open source, works on Windows, all sorts of good stuff. The HDR script is a free add-on.
I've never been able to even think of affording Photoshop. I used a slightly shady version back in the CE days but eventually decided to go legit with open source alternatives.
6 deep thoughts:
BOC's Cold Grey Light of Dawn :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LijYLqPzXvI
Beautiful photograph! Love the Moon.
Hey Brenda~
Thanks! That would have been a better, more descriptive title!
Envy your use of HDR on your photos. :)
Doesn't work with the Moon in the picture, it moves incredibly fast so exposures don't line up correctly if they include any background, you're out of luck.
Why can't you do HDR? Just need to take the same picture three times! With different exposures! Then combine them in GIMP.
The only place I've seen 1/2 of the HDR process is the latest full version of Photoshop. My father has it, but I don't as it is far from affordable! As a result, I've already forgotten what the other program is...
I use GIMP. It's free, open source, works on Windows, all sorts of good stuff. The HDR script is a free add-on.
I've never been able to even think of affording Photoshop. I used a slightly shady version back in the CE days but eventually decided to go legit with open source alternatives.
Well, if it's free to try, I might as well check it out! Thanks for the tip-A!! ;)
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