@PaulTheillusionist
Very cool!
@FloridaEverAfter
Single RAW and single JPG exposure are the same just different file types. In most cases RAW will produce better results.
@FloridaEverAfter
This wasn't my photo, someone sent it to me by email. You don't have to use raw files anyways. Just because they have more information doesn't mean that the HDR program you are using will be able to take advantage of all the extra info. In some instances depending on your camera using JPEG will produce a better result.
@shyamranger
is this a jpeg file or raw....can u teach us to do in Raw file format.
@waynedickson6860
Why are you using jpegs?
@mainlymusicman
leaving the forground siluetted... isnt this defeating the purpose of HDR ..lol
@mlough21
Pity you didn’t level the landscape first!!
@mainlymusicman
final image over saturated, and starting to look cartoonish
@TThompson79