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Apr 02 2009 08:10 GMT spideyj
Nice shot, Bill. Good HDR work.
Apr 02 2009 12:19 GMT Poulet PRO
This is great, Bil!
Apr 02 2009 15:25 GMT Midworlder PRO
I don't really "get" the HDR stuff .. but I like this isolation shot
Apr 02 2009 16:03 GMT PhotoPro PRO
Roger - The purpose of HDR is to allow one to have a photo with a (H)igher (D)ynamic (R)ange - in other words, exposing light in the shadows without "blowing out" the lighter areas in the pic so that all the areas can be more evenly and properly exposed.

It's certainly not necessary or even needed in the great majority of photos - and eventually camera sensors will be sensitive enough to do it themselves. Performing HDR allows the photo to look more like what we can actually see with our eyes - current camera sensors just aren't capable of seeing that in a single image.
Apr 02 2009 18:50 GMT martini957
Cool shot
Apr 03 2009 18:09 GMT abojovna PRO
Nice 3D photo!

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