I do not find the preview to be necessary unless I am toggling the de-ghosting but otherwise I would like an option to just toggle preview on and off to avoid the extra waiting time. Essentially this doubles the amount of time I have to wait when I could be doing something productive. I do not know if this is the same for everyone's computer but mine takes an equal amount of time to generate the preview as it does to make the file.
I don't understand why I have to wait an unreasonable amount of time to see the preview before I can click on the merge button. This makes re-layering possible without any ghosting or the need to manually align the spares once more.ģ. With LR/Enfuse, the auto-align always aligns the exposures to the primary image in the stack. Because this new HDR feature and every other fusion app/plugin seems to slightly over-compensate I almost always selectively layer back the base exposure in Photoshop to bring back a more natural flow of light.
From what I've seen, the auto-align seems to average the pixels when the images have shifted. The auto-align feature doesn't make sense. With a batch mode it allows me to open another property to prep the files or be working in Photoshop on other images while the batch is running.Ģ. This is the number 1 feature I desperately want in Photo Merge's HDR.
In LR/Enfuse all you have to do is select all of your stacks, hit Enfuse and it will automatically run through all of the stacks in the background. After all this time I have gathered my feedback and I hope it proves valuable to the developers.ġ. I have been testing the Photo Merge Tools since the day it has come out, I have been timing myself and comparing end products. I really like the DNG output file that Lightroom CC's new Photo Merge HDR generates but there are some improvements I would love to see added to the tool in order to make it a more viable solution than the LR/Enfuse Plugin.įor context, on any given day I will retouch 100 - 300+ high quality real estate & architecture photos per day and although quality is my highest priority, efficiency is extremely important to me and I've come across a few challenges with the new tool with what I think would be simple solutions. I have specific workflow ideas and would be happy to provide feedback. Please add batching to this incredible new function of Lightroom. In a crunch situation, Lightroom HDR takes way too to process. I use it mainly for Interior photography and Twilight.īut even with the power the new Lightroom HDR possesses, on low budget Real Estate jobs, I find myself going back to Photomatix because I can batch process photography and not have to sit around to individually initiate each image blend! I still have access to the color profiles and can white balance more accurately. The control I have over the blended image is phenominal. The results are amazingly accurate, especially because the merged file is a. The new Lightroom HDR creates the most accurate, realistic blends I have ever seen. I have tried every HDR merging product out there and have always gone back to Photomatix. I have used HDR as part or all of my workflow for architectural and interior photography. I began using HDR back in 2009, specifically Photomatix.
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