![]() ![]() I picked this as my base image, the picture that looks closest in exposure to the final, but you may choose another image by clicking the aperture on another image. This is the picture that the camera selected as properly exposed. The middle image of the three bracketed shots will have a small aperture icon or diaphragm, labeled EV 0.0. Select all of them and Click the small HDR icon at lower screen right. You’ll see all your bracketed images within the Sub-folder. Find it at the top of your image previews. Copy them to the subfolder that you have named. Select all of them, and right click them, in the pop-up > Add Subfolder. In ON1, Import this bracketed series of 3 RAW images. From these, chose 3 RAW images, exposed from -2 stops to 0 to +2. To merge bracketed photos in ON1, start with a series of 5 or 7 RAW images, exposed at 2 stop intervals. ![]() LEVEL: Intermediate to advanced photographers. SOFTWARE TO GET THE JOB DONE: ON1 PHOTO RAW versions including 2018, 2018.5, and ON1 PHOTO RAW 2019. The time involved is about 10-25 minutes depending on your level of skill and knowledge of the ON1 software program. Three of these five were combined in ON1 Photo RAW, to depict a picture with reasonable dynamic range and tones and a natural range of tonality. In camera, five frames were shot at two stops apart (-4, -2, 0, +2, +4). These are the steps I used, and your mileage may vary. TOPIC: How frames can be merged in the ON1 Photo RAW software editor. I encourage creative photographers to forge their own path and not get stuck in a recipe. ![]() Some techniques work well with crop sensors, and others must be altered for full frame sensor cameras. Photography has many variables, and exact steps in any guide have limitations. WHO IS THIS FOR?: For photographers interested in trying an easy method of combining three images for a natural look. IDEA: A brief introduction to ON1 to edit bracketed photographs taken in high contrast conditions. ![]()
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