Dr Isaac Vaisman, PPSA
About the Image(s)
Burj Khalifa was created last November in Dubai – United Arab Emirates using a Nikon D750 with the Nikkor Lens 20 mm f/1.8, hand held and with these settings: ISO 500, f/14 sec. This still is the tallest structure in the world with 160 stories (You can visit the 148th floor and the view is just incredible and everything looks like a Lego construction from up there). It was a three exposure HDR as follows: 1/200, EV 2.0 - 1/800, EV 0 - 1/3200, EV 3.0. The images were processed using Aurora 2018 HDR and were able to obtain these impressive array of clouds. The vantage point was the best to get the whole building, but unable to prevent the keystoning effect. I tried to correct it in LightRoom but it looks worse, so it stays as is. The image was just cropped slightly.
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13 comments posted
Someday I'll buy a monitor that shows me true colors for my post-processing but now I'm trying to live with what I have.   Posted: 04/12/2018 16:12:31
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  Posted: 04/13/2018 06:57:13
What a sky lucky you were there at this time the HDR has worked a treat the keystoning does not bother me in fact in this image I just think it adds scale and impact to the image I am wondering if I have ever seen an image with so many shades of blue the range is fantastic and they all compliment each other.
An image with impact for me.   Posted: 04/13/2018 05:46:52