From the Development panel, adjust to the folowing values on any properly exposed photo:
Clarity to 100
Vibrance to 100
Fill Light to 100
Contrast to 100
Noise reduction (both color and luminance to 100)
Then adjust Saturation down to acceptable color levels
Adjust exposure with Brightness slider
Pull Blacks slider up to correct level
Set as a preset that will give you a perfect starting point
NOTE: THIS WILL NOT WORK WITH ANYTHING LESS THAN A FULL-RES RAW FILE
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Feel free to use whatever you want – photoshop CS5 has some cool “fake” HDR settings as wewll