it often helps to start with a rather raised dull looking image in ACR (with some exposure raising, lots of highlight protection, a good chunk of shadow raising on the curves plot lowering the first slider, raising the second a lot, raising the next one often a bit although sometimes not and same for the last one) and then you can go in use viveza to selectively darken up parts and to add more contrast and local tone contrast to them (with the brightness, shadows, contrast and structure tools) and also to add a bit more punch to some bright parts while keeping the ones already near max from getting blown out any more.
Using Viveza 2 can help keeps things a lot more natural too that plus the CS6 ACR tools and later combined for single shot HDR or the 32bit thing from Adorama if you can't get away with single shot (often with Exmor-like sensors, not as often with Canon) and the scene is amenable to multiple shots. I loved the suggestion early in this thread to move the HDR file into Lightroom after combination. I hope the sale of Nik will not stop development. Oloneo PhotoEngine Photomatix Pro PTGui SNS-HDR. Liked Efex better, as it has localized control available and there were other ways tones and edges seemed better. The two main sources of HDR images are computer rendering and mixing of multiple photographs. Sounds like it would slow down editing a shoot, though.
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I always wonder about how to get and use the command-line version of Enfuse code. For these setups I use my old aluminum 5-section many-pound Gitzo tele-Studex that must weigh 20+ pounds! I too use this with a 17TSE-often showing lots of windows like the shots above. Good tripod and shutter release care necessary to preserve alignment. You can vary the exposure spread to better represent one or another part of the range. I also find that there are few if any color shifts. Wonder if there is a clear cut winner among the available programs.
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Add a vote for LR-Enfuse, (Enfuse integrated into Lightroom as a menu item) especially for a quick workflow through a shoot full of interiors. I.m interested in purchasing HDR software to improve landscapes.
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