Yeah, I was shooting the interior of our house and wanted to retain a good
amount of detail inside (makes the inside look more evenly lit) and outside,
5 exposures, 1 stop apart does the trick.
...Wayne
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> Behalf Of Ken Norton
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> > Last weekend I processed about 100 HDR images from the
> > E-3 without a hitch. I'll probably continue to upgrade rather than
> > learn something different. I have tried Aftershot and it seems to
> > work ok but I normally use "Olympus Workspace" for converting RAW
> images.
>
> I've got two E-3s that see the world just a little differently. I'm
finding one to
> do highlights better, but the other has less shadow pattern noise. When I
can
> keep the converted files from ANY Four-Thirds camera pretty close to
> exposed with minimal exposure correction, the files are quite beautiful.
So, I
> imagine multi-shot HDR with the E-3 should be wonderful. I don't have as
> much luck with the CCD cameras as the RAW files aren't as linear as the
> CMOS camera RAW files.
>
> AG Schnozz
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