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<blockquote data-quote="Gladiator" data-source="post: 8983" data-attributes="member: 761">Thank all!!!&nbsp;Oh i'm in no way against HDR, i just don't know how to do it... the bracketing is probably the easier part, and if i read correctly, if i use a polarizing filter i bracket with 2 stops difference and without filter only 1 stop difference right?? Also is lightroom 3 a program i can create HDRs with? I do have Photoshop but it's not installed and i'm not too familar with it.&nbsp;When you create an HDR and merge all 3 shots (is the result still a RAW or is it a JPEG), do you then post process the result as you would a RAW file in Lightroom 3?&nbsp;I'm glad i have a weeks before doing this so i can practice a bit. Oh and Helene, yes i would love to see the non HDR copy of that picture, thanks.&nbsp;One last thing, should i lock the mirror up at all or since i'm in a controlled environement it would be overkill?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gladiator, post: 8983, member: 761"] Thank all!!! Oh i'm in no way against HDR, i just don't know how to do it... the bracketing is probably the easier part, and if i read correctly, if i use a polarizing filter i bracket with 2 stops difference and without filter only 1 stop difference right?? Also is lightroom 3 a program i can create HDRs with? I do have Photoshop but it's not installed and i'm not too familar with it. When you create an HDR and merge all 3 shots (is the result still a RAW or is it a JPEG), do you then post process the result as you would a RAW file in Lightroom 3? I'm glad i have a weeks before doing this so i can practice a bit. Oh and Helene, yes i would love to see the non HDR copy of that picture, thanks. One last thing, should i lock the mirror up at all or since i'm in a controlled environement it would be overkill? [/QUOTE]

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