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High Dynamic Range Images
Follow these steps and you’ll be a master at HDR before you know it!
An old shipwreck at the Humber in Goxhill Haven, Lincolnshire, England. A five exposure handheld HDR image converted to mono.
All You Wanted To Know About HDR
Have you ever arrived home after a photo shoot and been disappointed with the results from your RAW, JPG or TIFF images? Not because of the composition or subject of the images that you have taken, but because of the lack of detail that has been recorded in either the shadow or highlight areas of your photographs? Well this is where HDR images can help you and this web site tells you all about them!
Do you really need a tripod to do HDR images? That entirely depends on which lens you are using and how steady your hand is.
We will show you it can be done without carrying a tripod. Read more about this.
The software to use is Photomatix. There are many more products out there that do the same, but Photomatix is our favourite.
Visit the web site of the Photomatix makers to learn more about this product.
NEW: an explanation of how to
produce mono HDR images
Give your images more impact!
It isn’t all that difficult -
~ Ansel Adams
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