Posted by Jack Graham on September 29, 2007 at 1:41 AM
I was going through some old files tonight and getting into the fall mood ( I was up at Mt Hood today in the snow!).
I don't recommend using Helicon Focus too often for landscapes. The conditions have to be perfect---i.e.NO WIND at all!. These 3 frames was shot late very in the day, at ISO 100, F16 at 1/2 sec. I left the watermark on the bottom ( used o be if you downloaded the lite version of Helicon Focus,(free) you had to crop out the water mark).
Anyway, Helicon Focus can be used for landscape, just not all the time.
JG
PS--This is the Tinker;s Creek Overlook in the Bedford Reservation adjacent to the CVNP--last year.
Posted by Chuck Beatty on September 29, 2007 at 2:26 PM
Jack, That's a beautiful shot. Great colors. Not sure how much impact HF makes at f/16. Can you see a difference on your originals?
Posted by Jack Graham on September 29, 2007 at 9:40 PM
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2 repliesI don't recommend using Helicon Focus too often for landscapes. The conditions have to be perfect---i.e.NO WIND at all!. These 3 frames was shot late very in the day, at ISO 100, F16 at 1/2 sec. I left the watermark on the bottom ( used o be if you downloaded the lite version of Helicon Focus,(free) you had to crop out the water mark).
Anyway, Helicon Focus can be used for landscape, just not all the time.
JG
PS--This is the Tinker;s Creek Overlook in the Bedford Reservation adjacent to the CVNP--last year.