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The Music Room
the music room at Shibden Hall, a preserved Tudor house. I freely admit to some serious processing in this image which was a 1/5 sec exposure (thank you IS).
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Great
Mike,
I really like this image. You have captured the warm colors of the wood and enhanced the period feel. the remaining noise is not a distraction but an indication to the viewer of the low light ambiance.
Mark Stodter
Mark Stodter at 15:52 CEST on 28-Jun-2012 [Reply]
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Thanks Mark. Maybe I will post a less processed image for comparison.
Mike Bywater at 00:08 CEST on 29-Jun-2012 [Reply]
Nice photo, but...
One of the final steps in processing an HDR shot such as this one should be noise reduction. A little noise is fine, but here is it terribly distracting.
Mark Lester at 18:04 CEST on 19-Oct-2012 [Reply]
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OK Mark, I take your point. In my defence I will say that this was in my early days experimenting with HDR (did my first one a few weeks earlier!). Following your comment I have done several versions with noise-reduction in Noiseware and although it does produce a smoother picture, it also loses some wood-grain detail so I guess it's all a compromise!
Thanks for the comment, anyway - it's good to get feedback and all helps to improve our technique.
Mike Bywater at 23:46 CEST on 25-Oct-2012 [Reply]