Like my previous two entries, this is a partial HDR; i.e. the foreground was created with FDRTools while the sky was dropped in from the original exposure. Unlike the previous two though, this one was constructed from a single RAW file rather than a bracketed sequence. The net result is that there's more noise in this one (though it's not especially obvious at this resolution) so a bracketed sequence would have produced a technically better image. In this case though it just wasn't possible as the plastic basket was vibrating in the wind; i.e. there would have been too much movement between the different frames to produce an HDR from multiple exposures.
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3.59pm on 3/10/08 Canon 400D Tamron AF 11-18mm 11mm f/8.0 1/320 aperture priority +1/3 evaluative 100 no RAW FDRTools and C1 Pro minor |