007 ISO 6400 hand held merge at 1/45 sec. of three 30mm 30-90 zoom shots.
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JackSame view in morning fog 007 zoom
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JackTurns out I was sending too big a file, let’s see if this works?
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JackFunny how difficult it is to get some images posted. Your last three are a pretty good variety, hope you add some more.
Leica X2 Paul Smith edition, Leica X-E, Panasonic ZS-100.Dale,
The issue turned out to be file size.
If this one goes up, we know 1.5 m can work.
If it doesn’t, then I go to a mere .5mUsed to be David allowed huge files, up to 20M. I think when he revised the forum, that changed.
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JackThat looks good – it has enough detail to give a good sense of the original.
Leica X2 Paul Smith edition, Leica X-E, Panasonic ZS-100.Dale,
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JackDefinitely a lot of latitude there, to use a film term. Interesting that you moved the highlight slider and shadow slider to extreme opposite ends, and still have a decent result. It’s almost like the camera is saying “You can’t lose this one”. But I wonder – you should be able to shoot a bracketed exposure range and combine them for an HDR result of some kind?
Leica X2 Paul Smith edition, Leica X-E, Panasonic ZS-100.Dale,
If a camera does not have enough “latitude” or Dynamic range, the solution as you suggested would be HDR via combining two or more images. I used to do that and it required a tripod usually, no motion in the subject like the moving cars, and I still didn’t like the result very often. Probably my fault.With enough dynamic range as with the 007, I can use the shadow and highlight sliders at 100% left and right to achieve what I want anyway. David Farkas mentioned he does that too. Perhaps he or others can give a reply that could explain why. For me, it just works, and I am glad that it does.
Jack
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