Originally posted by RonHendriks1966 Now with the new future to save the last image, Jpg, as a RAW image, we can also make a RAW-image from an incamera HDR picture.
The question is: Do we have anything to win with this future?
Is it just one of the three pictures that is saved as a RAW or do I miss something?
HDR mode outputs just 1 JPEG file, which is a composite of the three shots. The data captured in between is not saved.
So the RAW file saved using the the JPEG-save as RAW feature is using the HDR output JPEG.
The "loss" of the working shot captures is the main reason why serious HDR hobbyists will probably stay away from in-camera HDR. They can't access the working files to do further PP experimentation.
For the rest of us, it can be fun though.