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Tutorial on how to shoot RAW and convert it to HDR
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Very nice tutorial.

My D40 doesn't have bracketing, so I'll have to work manually. Can I get decent results from a single RAW file? I know I can play with the exposure slider +/- 4.00 stops...

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If you are using photomatix, then yes all you need is a single raw file, for each exposure setting you set it at, you will save that image.

If using photoshop cs3, then im afraid not, it doesnt let you reuse more than one raw file because of exif data.

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Alex Parlett
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I'm already aware of what you just said, but thanks for the reminder :)

My question is: Is it really necessary for me to take separate bracketed shots? Or is the tonal/exposure adjustment provided by one RAW file sufficient? If so, it would make it extraordinarily easy to combine HDR shots - no more misalignments!

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Ah my apologies.

No you dont need seperate bracketed shots, if you are working in photomatix, one is fine for that. CS3 needs the multiple bracketed shots. Thanks for bringing this up actually, need to edit the article to make it clear on the difference.

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Alex Parlett
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Pretty much the same answer, it once again depends on the software you are using.

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Alex Parlett
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Thanks for that tutorial !

While I was able to achieve some great effects with Photomatix, I got way more weird results than really great one. :(

I'll try again with what you tell here. Thanks a bunch !
Thank you very much, :P It can be tricky to get the right results.

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