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I find that difficult to do myself, expose the sky so you can see the cloud detail and then pull the very dark buildings up later, I think one partial solution is to sacrifice some of the cloud detail by over exposing them a little but that still usually leaves a large amount of adjustment for the rest of the scene...I'll let the processing experts take over from here I think...
I do like the exotic buildings and minarets scenes btw.
Greg
Hi Shahrulz - what great views from your workplace I like #1 the best I think - with the light coming through the archway, and the arch framing the view beyond. Perhaps you could crop out the slight view of the next arch on the left, and maybe even straighten the minaret with perspective control (depending on your s/w) although this is not a function I have much experience with. Did you use the A550's HDR fucntion?
Nex 5, Nex 6 (IR), A7M2, A99 and a bunch of lenses.
Hi ShahrulZ, imho a purple and bluish cast is overall present. Your previous shots without PP were more accurate colorwise. What did you do during editing?
Dr. Harout wrote:Hi ShahrulZ, imho a purple and bluish cast is overall present. Your previous shots without PP were more accurate colorwise. What did you do during editing?
I kept telling myself..dont do this (the editing)..just post the original pictures.. Just used the preset of cross film processing.(thats what i saw inside the software)