| Lighting and Texture |
Category :
Photography |
| Posted on : December 19, 2009, 2:10 am |
Author : Jack Shasha |
Sometimes along the seashore you see a beautiful scene of undulating sand dunes or you look down at your feet and see a fascinating pattern of seashells. You pull out your camera and take a picture, but the results are disappointing. The beauty that you saw with your eyes did not translate into an image with the same beauty. What happened? |
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| High Dynamic Range Photography (HDR) |
Category :
Photography |
| Posted on : January 3, 2010, 12:29 pm |
Author : Jack Shasha |
Normally, when shooting high-contrast subjects, shadows can come out black with little detail and highlights are so overblown that details are lost. When human eyes see a real-live high-contrast view, they automatically compensate for the lighting and are able to distinguish detail in the shadows and also in the highlights. This is what the HDR procedure attempts to duplicate.rnHow can you take High Dynamic Range pictures? Really simple, go out and try it. |
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| Tagged Keywords: detail, exposures, exposure, tripod, Photography, high dynamic range, hdr, HDR, contrast, highlights, shadows, bracketing, multiple exposure, Photoshop, CS2, Merge to HDR |
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