Nikolay828, Thanks, Nikolay, for your feedback. I agree, the sky is a bit overkill... But seeing coal dust on the snow from that distance is also a bit overkill...
Nikolay828, Thanks, Nikolay, for your feedback. I agree, the sky is a bit overkill... But seeing coal dust on the snow from that distance is also a bit overkill...
Vyacheslav Yagodzinsky, I'm about 30-35 cm from the screen, so it's no problem seeing it.
Nikolay828, I wonder what your screen size is in inches?
Vyacheslav Yagodzinsky, It's over 50 centimeters, but we both understand that it's not my monitor that's the issue, but, NMV, the desire to squeeze the most out of their HDR. I looked at your work from the period when HDR wasn't even a thing, and everything was fine.
Vyacheslav Yagodzinsky, It's over 50 centimeters, but we both understand that it's not my monitor that's the issue, but, NMV, the desire to squeeze the maximum out of their HDR. I looked at your work from a period when HDR wasn't even a thing, and everything was fine.
Nikolay828, I edit photos on a large, high-quality monitor, but I mostly view them on a laptop, where it's difficult to discern fine details (for example, the distant snow in this shot). That's why I asked about the screen size. I agree and understand that this photo has its flaws—in particular, the clouds shouldn't have been so dark. On the other hand, good HDR should be done in a way that's hard to distinguish from the real thing. There's still work to be done here... Thanks again for the constructive feedback
Nikolay828, I edit photos on a large, high-quality monitor, but I mostly view them on a laptop, where it's difficult to see fine details (like the distant snow in this shot). That's why I asked about the screen size. I agree and understand that this photo has its flaws—in particular, the clouds shouldn't have been so dark. On the other hand, good HDR should be done in a way that's difficult to distinguish from the real thing. There's still work to be done here... Thanks again for the constructive feedback.
Vyacheslav Yagodzinsky, Good luck, Vyacheslav. I wouldn't have written anything if I hadn't seen that you have some interesting work.
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