Within the last couple of weeks or so, I picked up a promotional download of DxO Optics Pro 8 which I've been opening up to see how it works. (I'm a slow learner.) One of the features that I noticed were three HDR settings - two that could be processed from RAW files (artistic and realistic) and a third HDR setting - slight. I used the artistic setting for this photo, which I then took over to Photoshop elements for its Dry Brush filter which I like to apply to my photos. My verdict's still out on what exactly I think of the program. Time will tell. Thanks for visiting my photo blog!
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