08-21-2016, 11:59 AM
I like this picture, stoppingdown 
It's exactly what I have in mind when I'm grateful for higher dynamics of sensors these days.
As for long time exposure simulation: Here is a tutorial of Affinity Photo to this subject
https://vimeo.com/147727263
Yesterday I stumbled over it. I think, if you're already using a longer shutter speed when taking the single shots, it could become more convincing. It's just not exactly the same as a big stopper picture, but as James put it: If you somewhere with a nice waterfall, but no tripod and ND with you, you still can benefit from in camera stabilisation and take some 1/15 shots home to stack it together.
Sidenote: They also have an excellent panorama function, I just could not try it with 8 raws because my 6 year old SSD has now only 16 GB free space left which is apparently not enough to save the temp files and swap at the same time.
It's exactly what I have in mind when I'm grateful for higher dynamics of sensors these days.As for long time exposure simulation: Here is a tutorial of Affinity Photo to this subject
https://vimeo.com/147727263
Yesterday I stumbled over it. I think, if you're already using a longer shutter speed when taking the single shots, it could become more convincing. It's just not exactly the same as a big stopper picture, but as James put it: If you somewhere with a nice waterfall, but no tripod and ND with you, you still can benefit from in camera stabilisation and take some 1/15 shots home to stack it together.
Sidenote: They also have an excellent panorama function, I just could not try it with 8 raws because my 6 year old SSD has now only 16 GB free space left which is apparently not enough to save the temp files and swap at the same time.