> My bet's on HDR in-camera processing being tossed in there
> somewhere, too.
Probably, but I'm not sure what the big deal is. My E-1 is
cabable of far more dynamic range than what I really know what
to deal with. Sure, B&W isn't quite there, but for color work
I've got to jump all over the curves adjustments to give the
pictures some gonads. Nearly every single HDR image I've seen
so far looks toothless.
I don't care "what the eye sees" in my pictures. I want to
provide an interpretation of what my MIND sees. These "capture
reality" types are producing images that, frankly, are real
snoozers. I want to see what the ARTIST sees--not the camera.
End rant.
AG
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