Been enjoying the better sensor on the M2P lately, took this at sunset with some storm clouds gathering over the house.
Been enjoying the better sensor on the M2P lately, took this at sunset with some storm clouds gathering over the house.
Been enjoying the better sensor on the M2P lately, took this at sunset with some storm clouds gathering over the house.
It is a beautiful image but can always be made better by opinion up the foreground shadows using a graduated filter in Photoshop as I have attached. The existing foreground is totally black.
Nice scene. This screams for using HDR, which on the M2p is easily done using AEB and third party software to process the images--for pans then you would have to acquire them manually, not a big deal!
OK. In that case, it came out just the way you wanted. As they say in French...À chacun son goût each one to his taste.Luckily, we all have opinions. I wanted the foreground black and had toyed around a little with the graduated filter in Lightroom, but preferred the almost silhouette of the foreground. Really, I could have used the graduated filter in the opposite way that you did to make the foreground totally black.
Funnily enough, I did actually use AEB, but for some reason when I used Lightroom to merge the images it kept having these strange artifacts (might have been the props, I had the gimbal tilted up slightly) that did not show up in the single images. So, I looked at them all and decided I liked the 1/50 shutter speed the most and merged those individual (3) images to the panorama instead of the 15 that AEB took.