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Stanley, just to help remove my confusion, you employed both AFA and DE for this image? Or tried them both and picked one for this image? I'm staring at my IQ4.150 and cannot figure out how to do both at the same time. Sorry if I am missing something obvious.Got lucky last evening with a sunset over the Pell bridge which connects Newport, RI to Jamestown, RI. Used both frame averaging and dual exposure while shooting with an IQ4150 and in post processing was impressed with the amount of detail available in the shadows without any noise. Staggering amount of information in my files
Stanley
Did you see the O'Keefe photos and Robert Adams' personal collection while you were there? And visit the men's restroom with the singing faucets?
Sorry for the confusion. I tried them both independently. I liked the result from the dual exposure best. As you might imagine, the dual exposure yields more contrast.Stanley, just to help remove my confusion, you employed both AFA and DE for this image? Or tried them both and picked one for this image? I'm staring at my IQ4.150 and cannot figure out how to do both at the same time. Sorry if I am missing something obvious.
Stanley,Got lucky last evening with a sunset over the Pell bridge which connects Newport, RI to Jamestown, RI. Used both frame averaging and dual exposure while shooting with an IQ4150 and in post processing was impressed with the amount of detail available in the shadows without any noise. Staggering amount of information in my files
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Thank you, MattStanley,
Amazing! Sometimes over-the-top is perfect.
Matt