Santa Maria della Passione in Milan

[eengelmann]

Three pictures of the interiors of the church of Santa Maria della Passione in Milan (Italy). All pictures are fusion of two pictures separated by 1.5 stops.
Unfortunately very little known by tourists!

[deetheturk]

What a beautiful place,thank you for sharing!

[eengelmann]

Thank you! Indeed it is a very beautiful church! But very little known to tourists! For other pictures and basic info take a look here: http://www.milanofotografo.it/englis...ano.aspx?ID=26

[FrankMi]

Beautiful indeed Enrico, and post processed quite nicely as well.

[bnnrcn]

Thank you for sharing Enrico,they are very nice

[Wavelength]

Great place

[Shadowman]

Very nice.

[eengelmann]

Thank you!
As far as possible I try to get pictures as similar to reality as possible! Unfortunately an extension of 1.5 stops is not enough in some cases, like in the second picture, in which the windows are still burt. In the future I will add the possibility to fuse three pictures, so to increase the dynamic extensione up to maybe 2.5 stops!

[kdoc856]

Enrico,

Great shots. I love church/cathedral photography. thanks for sharing these.

[FrankMi]

Thank you!
As far as possible I try to get pictures as similar to reality as possible! Unfortunately an extension of 1.5 stops is not enough in some cases, like in the second picture, in which the windows are still burt. In the future I will add the possibility to fuse three pictures, so to increase the dynamic extensione up to maybe 2.5 stops!

For an inside picture where you want the outside windows exposure preserved, I generally go to a 5 image bracketed exposure in 2 stop increments and occasionally I find that this is not enough, depending upon what can be seen through the windows.

In a case like this where you aren't trying to capture the outside scene, 5 images at 2 stops should work just fine and you could possible just forget the +4EV shot.

[eengelmann]

5 images is a lot (at least from the point of view of my algorythm)!
But the application you use is able to handle also handheld shots?