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Well done HDR
I just stumbled upon (literally, used stumbleupon) this photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/15319167@N00/2465246167
I think this is really well done hdr, you would never really know it unless you were a photographer and knew the exposures wouldn't have been possible given the dynamic range of a camera, but it looks so natural. What do you guys think? I see hdr get criticized a lot on forums, just curious whether or not this is good/bad in your eyes.
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Re: Well done HDR
That is very well done. Have you seen these right here on POTN? Arguably the best I've ever seen...
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...ht=hdr+factory
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