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A Really Good Single Image HDR or Master Adobe Expert?
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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 150990" data-attributes="member: 9240"><p>You know, the more I read about this the more I believe it's become about Neal Krawetz wanting to bolster his celebrity than anything else. Each and every argument is merely one expert's opinion against another's, with each pointing to things that have no reliability as pure evidence. Just as photos can be faked, the pointed to artifacts have been shown to exist in non-composite photos. I really feel for the photographer. One man with an ego (and this could be applied to either side here) can sure as heck generate a lot of press for their own vanity sake.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 150990, member: 9240"] You know, the more I read about this the more I believe it's become about Neal Krawetz wanting to bolster his celebrity than anything else. Each and every argument is merely one expert's opinion against another's, with each pointing to things that have no reliability as pure evidence. Just as photos can be faked, the pointed to artifacts have been shown to exist in non-composite photos. I really feel for the photographer. One man with an ego (and this could be applied to either side here) can sure as heck generate a lot of press for their own vanity sake. [/QUOTE]
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