Anonymous asked: HDR isn't necessarily either made with a RAW photo or bracketed exposure. In fact, the full range of colors and exposures can only be captured fully by bracketing RAW images.
Everyday’s a school day! I’ll try RAW images next time I’ve got some spare time - for some reason my Photoshop wouldn’t let me open Canon RAW? Seems odd as it’s a common brand and I’m using CS5? I must be missing a trick somewhere…
