QUOTE(R a D ! c 4 L @ Jul 20 2007, 06:52 PM)
for your 1st question. Use 1 RAW. That's all i can say. Then go to photomatix > automate > single file conversion > tick "from low to high dynamic range" with radiance rgb. Then look for your file. then click ok.
Hmmm... Definitely will be different. If im not wrong, pic two will be darker at some areas. while pic 1 will have a more balanced shot. But still i cant be completely sure. Why not take a time out experiment it yourself?
But' ill go for method 1. Then bring to photoshop for further processing
Good luck.
i used the method you mentioned here but when i done all of it and i use RAW file which called the CR2 file right? later after i done i want to see the picture but when i open it, i see no picture one. what happen le? Hmmm... Definitely will be different. If im not wrong, pic two will be darker at some areas. while pic 1 will have a more balanced shot. But still i cant be completely sure. Why not take a time out experiment it yourself?
But' ill go for method 1. Then bring to photoshop for further processing
Good luck.
Oct 28 2008, 02:54 AM

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