We got to visit the Yosemite valley a couple weekends ago, and as I was gaping and smiling at all the grandeur, I tried RAW one more time.
When I got home, though, iPhoto’s conversion was disappointing:
I did some research and found Photomatix — and on the same RAW image, I couldn’t believe it was from the same input! It’s easy:
- Find the name of the RAW image (you can get the filename in iPhoto by hitting ⌘-i when the image is selected)
File > Open File..., and type the name of the image into the search box. If you have a Canon camera, the file suffix will be.cr2- click the “Details Enhancer” button:
HDR without a tripod! w00t!
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