marine1
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Glass = lenses as far as i am aware
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Yeah - that expensive bit in front of the sensor.
As previously mentioned Canon dSLRs incorporate the IS into the lens rather than the body.
Dolby
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I know you guys hate overdone HDRs - but I think in some instances it's not too bad
Took this last night http://mybroadband.co.za/photos/showfull.php?photo=17756
Took this last night http://mybroadband.co.za/photos/showfull.php?photo=17756
stix
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Nice, perhaps a tad over-processed? 
IMHO this is the kind of processing gives HDR the "bad press". Used sensibly it can be a very handy tool
IMHO this is the kind of processing gives HDR the "bad press". Used sensibly it can be a very handy tool
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When it come to cars - especially in this underground parking - I thought over processed looked better 
Though I did warn the photographers around here they wouldn't be chuffed .... hehe.
On another note : If I do HDR that isn't processed and one can barely see it ... why would I use that over exposure fusion? Aren't they very similar?
Though I did warn the photographers around here they wouldn't be chuffed .... hehe.
On another note : If I do HDR that isn't processed and one can barely see it ... why would I use that over exposure fusion? Aren't they very similar?
I like the concept . . .
genetic
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I like the concept . . .
I agree with Bwana - nice concept! Although it looks as if the image has been covered in some kind of cling wrap.
Maybe a little less processing?
SubliminalThought
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Normally an overcooked HDR sucks. However, this is one of the instances where I think over overcooking it for the effect works for what you are after. The image is surreal, and the compositional elements i think all fit nicely to create the final surreal effect. It looks done with purpose for the surreal look.