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I'm looking to see what I'm missing or how I could improve HDR processing.
At the moment, I flag all the images I want to work on. For HDR images, I add the suffix -A,-B and -C to the filename of the 'A' image. I have a Nikon D5300 so only bracket 3 automatically.
I then select the 3 images, do a Photo Merge HDR and flag for HDR to create a stack. While my NEF files are all flagged, the new DNG is not. That also seems to prevent the stack images from being seen. It means my attribute filter to show flagged images loses the HDR stack.
If I stack the pictures first then they are flagged. If I then HDR the stack, the resulting stack is not.
So, my question is can the HDR stack be set to be flagged?
Thanks
At the moment, I flag all the images I want to work on. For HDR images, I add the suffix -A,-B and -C to the filename of the 'A' image. I have a Nikon D5300 so only bracket 3 automatically.
I then select the 3 images, do a Photo Merge HDR and flag for HDR to create a stack. While my NEF files are all flagged, the new DNG is not. That also seems to prevent the stack images from being seen. It means my attribute filter to show flagged images loses the HDR stack.
If I stack the pictures first then they are flagged. If I then HDR the stack, the resulting stack is not.
So, my question is can the HDR stack be set to be flagged?
Thanks