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Re: Architectural interior (real estate) photography: processing for overexposed wind

Tom, I truly appreciate your time, thought and suggestions, I will give your approach a try tomorrow morning. I always adjust after merging, whatever process I try. Normally shadows and highlights, I will also try doing a window exposure and then strobes to attempt that bright even exposure I am trying to achieve. Thanks for your detailed input, very much appreciated.

[QUOTE="RuidosoBill, post: 1533717011, member: 113032"] [b]Re: Architectural interior (real estate) photography: processing for overexposed wind[/b] Tom, I truly appreciate your time, thought and suggestions, I will give your approach a try tomorrow morning. I always adjust after merging, whatever process I try. Normally shadows and highlights, I will also try doing a window exposure and then strobes to attempt that bright even exposure I am trying to achieve. Thanks for your detailed input, very much appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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