A better HDR solution

[Mark S Abeln]

Try enfuse or the 32 bit plugin from the people who make photomatix. Instead of tonemapped images, these two programs deliver a single file with ALL the information of 5 bracketed files combined. Then just edit as a regular file in Lightroom. Results are very realistic.

I agree. This product produces nice tonality, and some specific tweaks can do an even better job.

But I don't do HDR as much anymore after getting the Nikon D7000, which has high dynamic range. The D750 has even more: I am able to pull up plenty of shadow detail in a dark room without blowing a daylight scene through a window in that room.