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<blockquote data-quote="AxeMan - Rick S." data-source="post: 26605" data-attributes="member: 1746">[ATTACH]4122[/ATTACH][ATTACH]4121[/ATTACH]Your three photos run through Photomaxtix no adjustments &quot;Enhancer - Painterly&quot; setting.&nbsp; I think when we see the words HDR of lot of us are looking for results like the one I got from Photomaxtix.However, after looking at your&nbsp; three photos and reading Joseph's reply, I stand corrected, Yes this is an HDR effect, but like Anthony said, it may lack in detail and color saturation.There is no &quot;Standard HDR&quot; you can compare any HDR attempt to, so there is no right or wrong photo.&nbsp; Your second photo seams to show a little more &quot;HDR&quot; effect than the first, but like the first when I see the words HDR I'm expecting those clouds to &quot;pop&quot; more with the effect.Kudos to you for diving into the HDR world.&nbsp; This post and Joseph's reply and has got me rethinking my bracketing settings for HDR, I'm going to have to try -1, 0 +1.&nbsp; Just for the simple fact I like to touch some of my photos with HDR and not go with the full effect.Thanks for posting this one, it's really got me thinking, and I really don't know how to reply to it.&nbsp; What you have done here is not in the &quot;norm&quot; as we know it.That's my take on this, and I'll let the others follow with their input.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AxeMan - Rick S., post: 26605, member: 1746"] [ATTACH]4122._xfImport[/ATTACH][ATTACH]4121._xfImport[/ATTACH] Your three photos run through Photomaxtix no adjustments "Enhancer - Painterly" setting. I think when we see the words HDR of lot of us are looking for results like the one I got from Photomaxtix. However, after looking at your three photos and reading Joseph's reply, I stand corrected, Yes this is an HDR effect, but like Anthony said, it may lack in detail and color saturation. There is no "Standard HDR" you can compare any HDR attempt to, so there is no right or wrong photo. Your second photo seams to show a little more "HDR" effect than the first, but like the first when I see the words HDR I'm expecting those clouds to "pop" more with the effect. Kudos to you for diving into the HDR world. This post and Joseph's reply and has got me rethinking my bracketing settings for HDR, I'm going to have to try -1, 0 +1. Just for the simple fact I like to touch some of my photos with HDR and not go with the full effect. Thanks for posting this one, it's really got me thinking, and I really don't know how to reply to it. What you have done here is not in the "norm" as we know it. That's my take on this, and I'll let the others follow with their input. [/QUOTE]

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