| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - What is being described is two entirely seperate individual different exposures blended together to make a single image - this is called exposure blending, three images & it becomes an HDR. If mutliple exposures of the same exposure are blended, then the result is a composite.Sorry to be pedantic, but to some of us it is confusing when the wrong terms are used.Smite away if it makes you feel better
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