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SephyNox [2010-08-24 02:39:56 +0000 UTC]

I'm guessing this is your HDR. I assume you can immediately see how much more dynamic an HDR image is compared to a standard shot. The one thing that occurs within the confines of HDR territory is lack of contrast. However, with multiple shots, there is enough data to make any adjustments you need with minimal consequences, if any. Now, did you shoot this with multiple exposures? The best results for an HDR image is to take 3+ shots in steps of EV+-1 or even 2 stops. I normally take 5 shots. I have the bracket setting set to 5 shots, EV+-1 and setting the first shot up -1EV to maintain some contrast. a tripod is recommended, however, with cameras such as your D2Xs, your FPS rating should be more than capable of taking all 5 shots quickly. I often find lugging a tripod around is inconvenient, so I set the camera at 8FPS (D300s with EN-EL4a batteries) and 5 shot burst. You got a pretty good result, try experimenting more with it, you'll love the end results.

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