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PecoBud 2012-05-04 12:42
I am teaching myself Photoshop and working with HDR. I have to admit that I wasn't a fan of HDR, but when used and presented like this, there are so many benefits and like you said, it is the true photo. My question if you don't mind, is, that when I merge three photos over to HDR and come up with one good photo, the size is abnormally large, going from 5mb to 90mb. Is there a way to compress the photo without losing the clarity or size? Or is it more simple then that, like I'm missing a step or doing something wrong?
Anyway, I love this photo and what you have accomplished here. It is stunning in its clarity and perfect with the light management. Such a beautiful setting to take a photo and your POV has enhanced this photo, just as much as Photoshop has. Excellent job Craig, I am impressed!!
TFS.....Your Friend from California........Buddy
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05-05-2012, 09:02 PM
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To PecoBud: HDR Processing
hmm....interesting how the 3 images you process are of extra large file size. Are you using Photomatix Pro? Even when i process 5 or 7 photo's into one, its still the 'regular' file size, not sure how're you coming up with such a large MB. I want to help you, but i don't know what to say! maybe you can give me more info? let me know craig 
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