Re: Still playing with HDR

"Elmore" <el@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Father McKenzie" <father_mckenzie@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> http://www.flickr.com/photos/silvermoon/2266292417/sizes/l/
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>> A little bit more cloud would have been nice
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> I'm interested in giving HDR a try so some details would be nice too. 
I'm 
> still using Photoshop CS and I don't have HDR software.  I'd like to see

> the images you combined to get your final image along with the exposure 
> differences.  What kinds of software have you used?  Some HDR images
have 
> a more realistic look (such as your example) while others cam vary from
a 
> painted look to the surreal.  Are these differences due more to software

> or processing techniques?
>
> Any starting out tips would be appreciated.

Yes don't bother, the results are crap. Instead learn blending techniques 
and filters.

HDR is for lazy photographers and lazy image processors!