There is a lot of reason to use HDR photos (high dynamic range) when shooting pics where there is a lot of light change across the photo. And digital cameras today are in tune with this. The idea is to bracket a photo's exposure and then combine the shots digitally to make a better pic.
This is not an altogether perfect fix to difficult lighting conditions, but can be quite useful at times. Here is a pic without such...
This is not an altogether perfect fix to difficult lighting conditions, but can be quite useful at times. Here is a pic without such...
In Ireland, colored doors are part of the culture.
But few have the time to sit around and wait for the light to be just right on a particular door. So while this shot is okay, it can be improved with a bit of HDR work. I took three photos of the door, at metered, plus one and minus one. Putting this into software that averages them, I got this shot.
HDR shot of the door in Irelnad.
And I think this is better pic of a colorful door in Ireland.
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