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Hey Guys,
Here are a couple of HDR stormy sky images. This is 9 blended shots, 
I am a fan of HDR, i know alot are not, but in reality it enables the camera sensor show in an image what our own eyes see at the time. A sinlge shot would be under exposed or have blown highlights everywhere. BTW my camera can do all this "in camera" anyhow so it isnt all post work! Just adjusting of the levels thats about it. There is no better sensor (camera) than the human eye. Cheers
The first image is particularly good and very indicative of HDR. Please tell me which camera can do ”in-camera” HDR
 Chris
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I particularly like the first one.. amazing stuff!
I'm not against HDR, if it helps you get the images you want.. that said sometimes they do look sureal (which is good or bad depending on what your trying to do).
The first shot is very surreal looking hence eye catching, including the little UFO in the top right corner...
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lol.....yeah sorry...well slightly misleading words there.....i didnt mean my cam can do "in house" HDR - but it can do up to 6 blended shots...in house then merge them in a variety of ways. The D200 is my weapon of choice.....
Ah! Thanks  Chris
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