Hiya Kenny

Its always best to leave the sharpening to the very end once you have finished your work and are ready for the final save. Sharpening before hand (especially with HDR) could be enhanced greately and spoil your image.

I use both PhotoMatix and Dynamic Photo and both a great little stand-alone programs. Both have pros-and-cons, but work well.

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