Nikon Shooter wrote: "Oh Wise One"
Really? Come on, now, you can't be serious.
Done in camera offers more precision… and did you think
in all your wisdom that some may not have Ps or the skills?
To make it sound so difficult and suggest that your solution
is simple won't help anyone. It needs to be learned.
Hold your horses buddy and back off.
Shadowfixer1 wrote: I have generally found the HDR in camera to be pretty weak
I use AF too!Baydream wrote: I honestly do not use any in-camera processing. I use Affinity Photo (a $50 one time purchase) to merge the photos. It is automatic but allows you to make adjustments to each layer.
To a beginner not having an edition software not the skills toShadowfixer1 wrote: I have generally found the HDR in camera to be pretty weak
Except the in camera HDR won't even come close to handling the situation described. Sure, they can try it but I can almost guarantee the results will not be acceptable. If the range is fairly close, maybe. I've never seen a result from it worth two hoots.Nikon Shooter wrote:
I use AF too!Baydream wrote: I honestly do not use any in-camera processing. I use Affinity Photo (a $50 one time purchase) to merge the photos. It is automatic but allows you to make adjustments to each layer.
To a beginner not having an edition software not the skills toShadowfixer1 wrote: I have generally found the HDR in camera to be pretty weak
use it, the quickest way is through the camera's HDR.
Learning and biding time!
Shadowfixer1 wrote: Except the in camera HDR won't even come close…
I'm not sure what that has to do with the price of rice in China. What I'm saying is in camera HDR isn't very effective. I have made no statements about anyone's experience or capabilities. I don't care if a person has just picked up a camera or they have been shooting for 40 years, in camera HDR is fairly meaningless, in my opinion. If someone can prove me wrong on that statement, I will consider myself educated and no longer ignorant when it comes to in camera HDR.Nikon Shooter wrote:
Shadowfixer1 wrote: Except the in camera HDR won't even come close…
Can't anyone remember when they were beginning?
Pat looks capable to learn and I trust he will come to
his own conclusions.
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