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kingco 🇳🇱 2015-04-07 20:02
Very nice picture. But i do see some ghosting effect in the clouds. Is this how you want it to be, or don't you know how to remove it?
Very nice picture. But i do see some ghosting effect in the clouds. Is this how you want it to be, or don't you know how to remove it?
verifiedverkeus 🇧🇾 2015-04-07 20:48 in reply to kingco
Yeah, the ghost effect is explained by the fact that pics were taken not one by one at once, but at about ten seconds intervals. Maybe there is a tool for removing it, but I am rather new to such issues.
Yeah, the ghost effect is explained by the fact that pics were taken not one by one at once, but at about ten seconds intervals. Maybe there is a tool for removing it, but I am rather new to such issues.
verifiedverkeus 🇧🇾 2015-04-07 20:55 in reply to kingco
Yeah, the ghost effect is explained by the fact that pics were taken not one by one at once, but at about ten seconds intervals. Maybe there is a tool for removing it, but I am rather new to such issues.
Yeah, the ghost effect is explained by the fact that pics were taken not one by one at once, but at about ten seconds intervals. Maybe there is a tool for removing it, but I am rather new to such issues.
kingco 🇳🇱 2015-04-07 21:04
In the beguining i used Photomatix. I think it came with a build in tool to reduce ghosting. Maybe that could help you on your way.
In the beguining i used Photomatix. I think it came with a build in tool to reduce ghosting. Maybe that could help you on your way.
kingco 🇳🇱 2015-04-07 21:15
Also recomment you don't take pictures with a ten seccond intervall. You take them quickly right after eachother. But you make one very light, one with normal light, and one kind of dark. If you blend those in one picture, you will see the hdr better.
Also recomment you don't take pictures with a ten seccond intervall. You take them quickly right after eachother. But you make one very light, one with normal light, and one kind of dark. If you blend those in one picture, you will see the hdr better.
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