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Originally Posted by Jay-Rock
Not enough distance between the highlights and shadows to see the High Dynamic Range. You should try some with the sky in the background where the highlights would normally blow out. This is what HDR is for. No need to use HDR when your shadows and highlights are pretty even. The only time I would use it is for Landscapes and Real Estate photos where you want to see out the windows with the room still exposed. (preserving the highlights)
HDR is cool but not something I would use for porn.
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I was thinking the same thing.
I only use HDR for landscapes (especially anything with water). I've tinkered a fair bit trying to use it with a model...but they don't look right no matter what. Not to say it can't be done..I just haven't gotten satisfactory results so far.