So the first new thing I am trying out is my Lumix DMC-LX5, it's a point and shoot camera which is willing to let me take control too.
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The second thing we are trying out is the HDR function on the camera, and seeing how images compare with and without HDR. The pansies above seem to be helped by the HDR, we can see detail in the foliage which was lost in shadow otherwise. We also have a more uniform color of the petals.
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Looking at the house though, I'm not so sure I like the HDR. Sure we keep details in the trees, that shady tree on the left would have been just a silhouette. Now look at the bay window on the house. The detail seems bleached out, and so it's not so good. I'm on the fence.
The third thing we are trying is a blogging plug in for my newly acquired Lightroom. For all these years I've just been using either Picasa for a minor tweak, or using the Nikon software. Now I have a none Nikon camera that part of the equation is changed. The plug-in is unregistered, and so is limiting me to 300x200 images.
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The second thing we are trying out is the HDR function on the camera, and seeing how images compare with and without HDR. The pansies above seem to be helped by the HDR, we can see detail in the foliage which was lost in shadow otherwise. We also have a more uniform color of the petals.
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Looking at the house though, I'm not so sure I like the HDR. Sure we keep details in the trees, that shady tree on the left would have been just a silhouette. Now look at the bay window on the house. The detail seems bleached out, and so it's not so good. I'm on the fence.
The third thing we are trying is a blogging plug in for my newly acquired Lightroom. For all these years I've just been using either Picasa for a minor tweak, or using the Nikon software. Now I have a none Nikon camera that part of the equation is changed. The plug-in is unregistered, and so is limiting me to 300x200 images.
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