Tanya;1254328 said:I'm using CS2 for now, and I don't use the HDR import thingy it has. I've tried to play with it, but, I don't understand aperature and exposure all that much. I just know what I do in Photoshop works using image filters, levels, overlays, etc (oh and the burn tool is great )
GotTurbos?;1254365 said:The reason they are turning out like shit... is because the light is even in that picture. There is no point in under or over exposing it if you are not gaining detail by doing so. Take picture somewhere with multiple levels of lighting. Thats the point of an HDR, to get detail and have a picture where everything is at the exposure level it should be.