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Nov 13 2008

New series of Calendar Templates …

Updated: 2008 Nov 13 02:30 EST
First, I want to thank the individuals who have downloaded the series of Print Template Calendars that are now available under the Lr Presets Tab. I really appreciate the comments and the support of the site.
Like many, I have some old images that I like to look at once in [...]

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Nov 12 2008

Still Playing with HDRi …….

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In between making Lightroom Templates, I was able to do some further experimenting with HDR imaging.
I recently update my copy of PhotomatixPro to release 3.1.
Here is list of updates-

New settings for blending method ‘H&S - Adjust’
Option for automatic reduction of chromatic aberrations in HDR images
Option for reducing noise in HDR images
Settings of Details Enhancer [...]

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Nov 06 2008

Finally 09 Calendar Templates Complete

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I have finally completed the Lightroom Print Module 09 calendar templates.

Much more work than I expected. Attempting to maintain files size while not giving up print quality required several iterations. There are two download options.
Option A-
Due to the amount of effort required, I decide to offer these as a purchased download at price of [...]

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Oct 03 2008

Single Image HDR continued ….

Whenever I get a chance to visit the Napa Valley region of California. I try to stop at V. Sattui Winery located in St. Helena.
In addition to decent wines and a great little deli, V. Sattui Winery has a really neat stone Winery building which, to my eye, is a great photographic subject.
The first image, [...]

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Jul 22 2008

more …. Crater Lake

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Going through the set of images made during my recent rip to Oregon, I forgot that I had made multiple images so I could create a panorama of Crater Lake.
(click for larger image)

Here is what I did -

I set the exposure manually.
I took (8) overlapping images
Use the Photomerge function of Photoshop CS3 ..  auto align [...]

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