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<blockquote data-quote="Bonzaisushi" data-source="post: 222264" data-attributes="member: 17877"><p>no i just shot raw, because thats what my 1d was set at. and i wanted the best picture quality without having to worry about the white balance and what not set into the picture. </p><p></p><p>Did you have a tripod for the point and shoot? the problem with point and shoots is that unless your in full manual mode your aperture will change automaticly. that makes for a funky hdr picture its hard to combine a whole bunch of depths of fields and make a sharp image. where there trees or grass in the picture? that could have attributed to some softness in the green. But if you have a tripod and can hook it up in full manual mode on a point and shoot, and just adjust the shutter give it a shot. Try and shoot at iso 100 or 200 if your camera has that, you dont want to go much higher. I have not tried this with a point and shoot before, I know dslr's are easy. And im sure ps's are just as capable. just dont move the camera. i hope that helped ya.</p><p></p><p>oh ya did you use merge to hdr in cs2?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bonzaisushi, post: 222264, member: 17877"] no i just shot raw, because thats what my 1d was set at. and i wanted the best picture quality without having to worry about the white balance and what not set into the picture. Did you have a tripod for the point and shoot? the problem with point and shoots is that unless your in full manual mode your aperture will change automaticly. that makes for a funky hdr picture its hard to combine a whole bunch of depths of fields and make a sharp image. where there trees or grass in the picture? that could have attributed to some softness in the green. But if you have a tripod and can hook it up in full manual mode on a point and shoot, and just adjust the shutter give it a shot. Try and shoot at iso 100 or 200 if your camera has that, you dont want to go much higher. I have not tried this with a point and shoot before, I know dslr's are easy. And im sure ps's are just as capable. just dont move the camera. i hope that helped ya. oh ya did you use merge to hdr in cs2? [/QUOTE]
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