Dah Joat: Specialization is for Insects

If you aren't familiar with Uwe Steinmueller or the website Digital Outback Photo you should be, if Photography is your thing that is. I've whiled away quite a bit of time there and learned a lot, I give it my highest recommendation (I have it on my speed dial)

I don't think that Dpreview could find anyone better to separate the wheat from the chaff than Mr Steinmueller when it comes to HDR photography. So without further any further ado here is the link to DPreview

• The Art of HDR Photography part 1 - Dynamic Range and HDR
• The Art of HDR Photography part 2 - HDR Challenges
• The Art of HDR Photography part 3 - Essential HDR Workflow

I shoot HDR often and the D7000 makes it even easier with a dedicated Bracketing Button, in fact the backeting is one of my only complaints about the D7000. I want automatic bracketing for more than just one over and one under. I am a big fan of good HDR imaging and I would suppose an "early adopter" as it first came to my attention within the 3D imaging realm some years ago. It can be a powerful tool and in some situations the only way to get "the shot". As a side note I do hope I get some use out the Oloneo Beta before it dies.