Digital BW, The Print

I shouldn't really let you know the answer to this question because it is
the secret to making a really great photo, but here it is anyway:

Optipix (now at 2.0)

www.reindergraphics.com

The "blending exposures" function is the one you want to blend as many
"exposures" of a digital image as you want. You need to work on contrast
after you do it, but the results can be phenomenal. The other secret is to
use RAW format in shooting your photos, this will give you greater lattitude
in over/underexposed images.

Plugin is around $175 now and worth every penny.

Luke



> > There is a plugin available (maybe someone can provide the name)
> that allows you to take multiple "exposures" from a digital camera
> and layer them together to get the best highlight/shadow from each
> exposure.  This can be done from scanned film images as well, just
> using PS tools, but it is a lot of work.  The results I saw from
> using the multiple digital exposures was quite impressive.
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