Lightroom/Photomatix - Single Image HDR
I've blogged a few times about HDR and expressed my opinion on where it fits into my photography toolbox. For me, and many others, High Dynamic Range (HDR) is a very useful tool to help overcome limitations of the camera in how it meters and interprets the scene in front of you. Here's a quick tip on how I processed this single image first in Lightroom and then using HDRSoft's Photomatix Pro to end up "closer to the truth".
![](http://www.kenschramphotography.com/img/v22/p1000739534-4.jpg)
With two images in hand exposed for different areas of the image, I sent them out to let Photomatix do it's magic. Once tone mapped, It was back to Lightroom for a few additional tweaks and then to PhotoShop for just a little more blending of the different exposures. The image below is the final output.
What do you think? Was it worth the effort?
Until next time, keep click'n.
-Ken
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