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I love HDR techniques! I collect watches and use it for taking gorgeous photos of my collection!
I've done some shots of my old cars, but I've never done the scoob
I've done some shots of my old cars, but I've never done the scoob
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13 July 2007, 08:24 AM
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As SilverGC8 says, get your self a camera that does auto bracketing and download a copy of Photomatix.. its a pretty simple process.. Photomatix takes the 3 images and turns them into '48bit HDR' image which you can then capture regular Jpegs from 
its all kind of tweek and play once its in the Photomatix software.
its all kind of tweek and play once its in the Photomatix software.
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As SilverGC8 says, get your self a camera that does auto bracketing and download a copy of Photomatix.. its a pretty simple process.. Photomatix takes the 3 images and turns them into '48bit HDR' image which you can then capture regular Jpegs from its all kind of tweek and play once its in the Photomatix software.
its all kind of tweek and play once its in the Photomatix software.
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