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Originally Posted by carregwen
Bev
I use Dynamic-Photo HDR. I find it best to avoid the high contrast option in the tone mapping as it produces that very lurid look. I go for 'eye-catching' or 'smooth compressor'. I think the secret with HDR is to get the tonal ranges from the exposures without the OTT effects that can make a shot look un-natural..
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I use the same software, il have to try using smooth compressor as have'nt tried that yet.
Do you start with the original exposure at -0- and then do 2 at +1 & -1? or different exposures, always been a bit confused with this.
I agree with getting the tonal range right and not make the image look OTT but i still dont feel i get that HDR effect.