Quote from: engardeknave on November 13, 2013, 11:26:54 PM
I just tried a few tests with 10-25 frames and saw no significant difference in the output with Enfuse. But I guess he's using something else. What would that be?
Enblend/Enfuse fixes photon shot noise the more images you give it. It also sharpens per pixel the more images you give it. So being able to bracket at 2/3rds (.7) is very useful for full frame (and at 1/3rd to overcome noisier shadows for APS-C sensors).
1EV is too large when shooting dungeon dark interiors with blazing brite windows and needing to pull all that range in clean enough to print on a billboard or two page magazine spread. Exterior and landscape shots 1EV is no problem, but with tungsten interior lighting and daylight out the window and DR scenes that are almost always 18++ EVs benefit greatly from lower than 1EV steps.
Michael James
http://www.digitalcoastimage.com