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Trinity College


Trinity College
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Copyright: Asa Jernigan (asajernigan) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 2139 W: 59 N: 2148] (7814)
Genre: Places
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2006-06-23
Categories: Daily Life, Architecture
Camera: Canon Rebel Digital, Canon 18-55 mm
Exposure: f/11, 1/200 seconds
More Photo Info: [view]
Photo Version: Original Version, Workshop
Date Submitted: 2007-01-31 7:05
Viewed: 898
Points: 6
[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note
This photo was taken in the courtyard of Trinity College in front of the library. The library houses many masterpieces as well as the Book of Kells. Trinity College Library is the largest library in Ireland. Its collections of manuscripts and printed books have been built up since the end of the sixteenth century. In addition to the purchases and donations of almost four centuries, since 1801 the Library has had the right to claim all British and Irish publications under the terms of successive Copyright Acts. The bookstock is now over four million volumes and there are extensive collections of manuscripts, maps and music.
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Hi! You asked me about making HDR from 1 photo
You will need these programs
1.Adobe Lightroom
2.Photomatix
3.NeatImage (to reduce noise)
4.Exif Farm (or familiar to remove EXIF info from picture)

HOW TO MAKE

first you have to remove EXIF info from file which you want convert to HDR
then, you open adobe lightroom, click import, select photo and click ok

then you go to DEVELOP, click on photo, and click on expoure, change it to -3, go to library , press export, choose location and click ok

same you have to -2, -1, +1, +2, and +3 ev ( 0 ev is a source photo)

now it's time to open photomatix
press ctrl+g
choose phots and click ok
after a moment photomatix will ask you to enter EV values ( that's my you have to remove EXIF info)
then you click ok
After a moment you will see picture generated by Photomatix
You set values ( color saturation, strong . . . as you want )
then save it
you can reduce noise using NeatImage

Than you can use PAintShop if you want

If you have more questions, e-mail me at mateosite@yahoo.com

Hi Asa!

Great architecture photo, with a great composition and perspective. Interesting both in foreground and background! perfect exposure that gives this brilliant colours! The inclusion of these people works really well because ti gives us a scale of the building. Congratulations!

Best regards,
Hercules

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