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PuddingNL
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 14, 2011 6:26 pm 
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Just experimenting with some HDR. Took this picture yesterday.
Love having some feedback!

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twin blown !!! looks sick man but im no pro...

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HDR is very subtle as it can look overprocessed depending on personal taste.

I like it but there is so much contrast from blue and red that it steals the scene. I'm not sure where to look at.

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I wouldn't call this HDR subtle in any way. I don't really like the effect though, personally.

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That's exactly what I meant. While many dislike the effect, some like it. It's all about personal taste, and that is why it is subtle.

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I think you need to up your smoothing a little - I see a fair bit of noise in the red air intake... flaps... or whatever they're called.
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