32-Bit HDR

I just learned how to do a 32 bit HDR utilizing Lightroom 4.2 and Photoshop CS6. This so cool, as you can use Lightroom to edit the 32 bit TIFF, which has sooo much more data. The only drawback is the tiff is around 450 MB out of my D800 (utilizing 5 bracketed shots) . The HDRs look much more realisitic, and of course you can get the photos perfectly exposed. This shot unfortunately was taken with a lot of smoke in the air.

Grand Tetons.