HDR Save as a JPEG

Hello,
I've been using the merge to HDR option in Camera Raw and tone mapping in Raw. Now after all of my hard work getting the image just right the only way Photoshop will allow me to save as a JPEG is by merging the layers to form an 8 Bit image. Doing this however opens up the HDR Toning dialogue box drastically changing the image, does this mean that it's impossible to save as a JPEG using the Merge to HDR function in Camera Raw, if so is there another way I can upload my image to the internet? Many thanks!

The other way to do things is to set your Preferences / File Handling to have ACR do the 32-bit to 16/8-bit toning, and when you're exiting HDR Pro, just cancel out of the ACR dialog that comes up and then on your 32-bit layer, use Mode / 16- or 8-bit which will bring up ACR instead of the older HDR-Toning panel, and you can do the 32-bit to 8-bit conversion in ACR as a separate step. Whether this method makes sense depends on what else you might be doing with the 32-bit layer in PS. If nothing then using ACR to do the 32-bit to 16/8-bit conversion might make more sense.

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