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<blockquote data-quote="Markmako" data-source="post: 56183" data-attributes="member: 9516"><p>I'v done a lot of work on images creating HDR files. I started wit a D300 that woudl allow up to 9 frames but I typically set it for five, maybe seven. It wasn't hard to get a finshed product that had significantly more detail, color and tonal range. Imagine my disapppointment when my "new" D7000 only allowed three frames in HDR mode. I've managed but I've also tried different software to get more out of those three files. Some software seems to want to push the envelope to make the HDR look unrealistic, almost abstract and that's not I'm after. I go for the photo-realistic look with the increased detail, several are printed and hanging on my walls. Friends and neighbors can't beleive I took the picture. That's good enough for me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Markmako, post: 56183, member: 9516"] I'v done a lot of work on images creating HDR files. I started wit a D300 that woudl allow up to 9 frames but I typically set it for five, maybe seven. It wasn't hard to get a finshed product that had significantly more detail, color and tonal range. Imagine my disapppointment when my "new" D7000 only allowed three frames in HDR mode. I've managed but I've also tried different software to get more out of those three files. Some software seems to want to push the envelope to make the HDR look unrealistic, almost abstract and that's not I'm after. I go for the photo-realistic look with the increased detail, several are printed and hanging on my walls. Friends and neighbors can't beleive I took the picture. That's good enough for me. [/QUOTE]
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