On Wed, 14 May 2008 14:18:52 -0400, Jim Charter wrote:

> Jim Henderson wrote:
>> They look good to me - like Warp, I like the feel of the second photo
>> in particular.  The night photo is interesting, but the light in the
>> windows is "blooming" a bit too much - I wonder if there's a good way
>> to control that, though, without making the rest of the photo too dark.
>>  Might almost be best to use exposure bracketing and composite the
>> pictures together.
> Cool idea, I expect to be doing a fair number of the night shots.

IIRC, I've read about some newer cameras that will do an exposure bracket 
in a single shot; I know there are some that will also write to dual 
formats simultaneously, so you can have raw data and jpeg data; if your 
camera does raw captures (which usually does require manual settings IME, 
though - which may not work well for your situation), that would give you 
a lot more flexibility in fine-tuning the exposure settings as part of 
post-processing.

Jim

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