The HDR range in my photo is not big.
I use a free onilne program which involves only processing a single image to yield the HDR photo.
I am interested to learn what it is. I have experimented with my camera’s HDR setting, which automatically melds two or three photos taken almost simultaneously, with an active d lighting setting and with post processing in light room. I live in an area with a lot of forests which are challenging for exposure.
My camera does not have a wide range of apertures when taking HDR photos. Now, I only use a single photo for editing to become a HDR photo. These photos usually provide a lot more details.
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Are you using an HDR setting in you camera or combining images in post processing? The results are lovely.
The HDR range in my photo is not big.
I use a free onilne program which involves only processing a single image to yield the HDR photo.
I am interested to learn what it is. I have experimented with my camera’s HDR setting, which automatically melds two or three photos taken almost simultaneously, with an active d lighting setting and with post processing in light room. I live in an area with a lot of forests which are challenging for exposure.
My camera does not have a wide range of apertures when taking HDR photos. Now, I only use a single photo for editing to become a HDR photo. These photos usually provide a lot more details.
Hard to decide. Beautiful either way!
Maybe best if we can merge the two photos!