Using Deghosting In Lightroom HDR Merge

The Deghosting feature of Lightroom’s HDR merge is helpful to correct semi-transparent areas of a blended image. These are often associated with subjects that have moved in between exposure-bracketed sequences. Turning on the feature worked beautifully in a merge I was doing, preserving the silhouetted figures that really rounded out my scene.

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