Merge to HDR in Photoshop CS3 High Dynamic Range

It's funny making a large deal about 32 bit and the speed nowadays.
Back then it was top notch! xD

The final image is still not good enough. Needs more contrast tweaking.

Video is out of sync with the audio. I was a bit confused when following it.

the audio in in sync - your flash player is outdated - the problem is on your side

No it's not. Listen to the audio at 4:15. He says go to IMAGE>MODE>16 bit... all while still adjusting the lever.

Try actually following it, it looks ok at first glance but you'll notice when following him that his voice is way ahead of his actions.

watch the video again - the audio is in sync - 5:35 is the perfect example and is just after your example...so my original statements hold true

No he does what he says in 5:35 at 5:46

Also notice 5:54 he says "click and drag". You hear him click as well, but on screen he is still moving his arrow as if he's speaking of the dark foreground.

But really, follow him on the program and do it with him. You'll understand then.
He seems to do things in intervals which is why it looks like at first glance that he is in sync. Except the examples I made.

It does jump out of sync around the 4.50 mark but then comes back. It's got nothing to do with flash player being out of date as I'm on a new system with everything updated.

You're judging the HDR's quality from a low res Youtube clip. That's laughable in itself.

True, a video is not entirely true to what you'll se on your screen, but still Photoshop is inferior to others when it comes to HDR.