Hi Christian. I had I think almost the exact same problem when shooting with my iPhone at night. In that case, all the buildings were sharp, but the trees that were around the edges of the photo were blurry because they were moving. I’ve got to try to figure out how to do this on my iPhone, which I’m using for most of my photography now. Thank you very much for your great video tutorials. Pat Hogarty from El Dorado Hills California.
Christian, my great thanks to you for your wonderful and inspiring presentation! I would like to make a practice of the beautiful HDR photos by myself, but I couldn’t find the downloadable photos in your introduction, how can I get the raw images from you?
Thanks for sharing this! One question - if there's a time difference between the 3 short exposure shots, presumably there is movement between these also, even if it's not as much as the long exposure. How does PS se with this movement?
Great tips as always, thank you. Whenever I use photomerge HDR in Lightroom with my exposure bracketed shots, they always come out a lot softer with significantly lower focus. The camera was on my tripod. Any thoughts on why? Thanks!
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This is exactly what I needed. Thank u!
Super video again, Thank you Christian👍
Thanks, very useful!
Thank you. Great video that has specific purpose and explains it very well!
Great work....
Thanx Christian, great video very informative. Colin Devon Uk
Brilliant , thank you very much
Wie immer ein tolles Video 👍🏼 Schaut so aus als ob der obere Teil der Location wieder schön rot tapeziert sein könnte. 🍂
Hi. Thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge. I love your Instagram too. I love your photos
very helpful thanks. I hope you can make another video which show Focus stacking applied to this long exposure technique. Thanks
Super video
Hi Christian.
I had I think almost the exact same problem when shooting with my iPhone at night. In that case, all the buildings were sharp, but the trees that were around the edges of the photo were blurry because they were moving. I’ve got to try to figure out how to do this on my iPhone, which I’m using for most of my photography now. Thank you very much for your great video tutorials. Pat Hogarty from El Dorado Hills California.
Christian, my great thanks to you for your wonderful and inspiring presentation!
I would like to make a practice of the beautiful HDR photos by myself, but I couldn’t find the downloadable photos in your introduction, how can I get the raw images from you?
Hey Nancy, sorry I forgot to put the link in the description :-( Now you can find the raw files as usual, I updated the video!
@@ThePhlogPhotography Good morning, Christian! Thank you very much for your fantastic reply! I finished downloading the beautiful raw files.
Tack!
Thanks for sharing this! One question - if there's a time difference between the 3 short exposure shots, presumably there is movement between these also, even if it's not as much as the long exposure. How does PS se with this movement?
Great tips as always, thank you. Whenever I use photomerge HDR in Lightroom with my exposure bracketed shots, they always come out a lot softer with significantly lower focus. The camera was on my tripod. Any thoughts on why? Thanks!
I should say this is with stabilisation off (tried either but didn’t matter) and on both a timer and remote.
Why do you edit the HDR in Camera RAW instead of Lr?
This is the first time I see your face. haha
Beautiful and… terrible. We are living in a time when nothing is honest and true. Maybe only death and taxes :)