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Published: 2010-02-07 23:23:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 916; Favourites: 61; Downloads: 0
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It was getting pretty dark and my wife was screaming to get back to the camp and I kept shooting standing on a wet rock on the edge
3 shot HDR.
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Wow, i thought you had used a ND filter, until i kept reading the comments , and found a reply where you had said that this was HDR.
The only thing that boggles me , is why isnt that yellow leaf moving, specially if its HDR.How many pictures did you combine?
Just curios
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The leaf is not actually moving. It was stuck there I guess
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Or......... did you just use one raw image in photomatrix
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Like this image
clever work with the shutter speed.... This yellow and green leaves are bring more attention for this image....
well done and keep it up
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Time spent there was quite worthy I guess. Thanks mate
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Thank you very much 
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I had some internet problems and my message center is now totally overloaded. Just have to clear up everything before I upload something new or else I will totally lose control!
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Oh well yes. Guess I have added one more message to you
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hehe, very glad you did, it's so good to hear from friends!
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No. It was quite dark at that time so I didn't have to
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Really? That's how you achieved the soft feathery-look of the water? Interesting..I didn't know you could do it like that. I purchased a neutral density filter to try out that effect too.. But I like the photo, it's really good
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Well the water looks like that because of the slow shutter speed. How ever I have used a polarizing filter to cut the glares.
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Oh! That's right..it slipped my mind that it was the shutter speed that created that effect. Very nice though
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such lovely water flow, and nice bright colour
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Yes it was a colorful place. Thanks for the comment.
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Lovely image. Also, I have a techinical question. I've got a Canon EOS XSi and, I'm wondering how I can get the shutter speed to what you've got there. Says on the info, 799991/100000 second
Any tips?
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Well the exif has played havoc here because its an HDR. The shutter speed mentioned is not accurate
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I seeee. Yeah, I just tried it out and it came out all white washed. Boooo.
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This is a superb shot and I love it. I'll have to come back and view your entire gallery
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