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From: NYC
Originally Posted by RL1924,May 4 2009, 12:15 AM
Pretty sure its not that easy.. Some thing like combining three different pictures with different exposures... But I have no clue could be 100% wrong I tried looking into how to do it pretty complicated for a newb.
1 normal exposure, 1 overexposed and 1 underexposed.
then you can adjust for certain effects.
