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To: Road Walker who wrote (179)	8/23/2010 6:57:37 PM
From: Lahcim Leinad	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 848

Excellent app and you sure used it very well! Pros like HRD just fine, when amateurs don't abuse it to the point of caricatures of photos. Think I covered that part elsewhere, to the point of a dead horse getting kicked, over and over again. (g) The automated version of HDR, on the other hand, will be incorporated into pro photography, shortly. All cameras will record at least three simultaneous exposures. One underexposed, one normal, one overexposed. And will join them in camera before writing the result down to the memory card, without the pros ever noticing. Just another tiny step above the present dynamic range software tweaking, built into every digital camera ever made.