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Photography

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7. Haven't tried it yet,

Wed Jun 19, 2013, 07:10 AM

Jun 2013

And in no hurry to do so. It really does nothing for me, I guess I am too much amateur or too lazy, but I will skip it for now.

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Does anyone here not like HDR?... [View all] Locut0s Jun 2013 OP

Yeah, it's a tad too hipster in application, for the most part. X_Digger Jun 2013 #1

i like the second effect rdking647 Jun 2013 #2

It just depends on the image. bluedigger Jun 2013 #3

I really Stevenmarc Jun 2013 #5

That's a big pet peeve of mine. bluedigger Jun 2013 #6

It looks more like perspective 'distortion' than unlevel groundloop Jun 2013 #8

The picture Stevenmarc Jun 2013 #9

Oh hell, we're not even talking about the same image..... NEVER MIND groundloop Jun 2013 #10

LOL Stevenmarc Jun 2013 #11

It's one tool in the toolbag Stevenmarc Jun 2013 #4

Haven't tried it yet, Sherman A1 Jun 2013 #7

The more I learn... ramapo Jun 2013 #12

I really like the bridge. JohnnyRingo Jun 2013 #13

I agree with you. Blue_In_AK Jun 2013 #14

Whenever I see overcooked HDR Stevenmarc Jun 2013 #15

It CAN be very good, but usually isn't. sir pball Jun 2013 #16

I'm still old school Stevenmarc Jun 2013 #17

don't understand really what is meant by HDR Dyedinthewoolliberal Jun 2013 #18

Not exactly true Stevenmarc Jun 2013 #19

It's just another tool used in Digital Photography postatomic Jun 2013 #20