HDR Photography






  1. To create an HDR image, you have to take several separate images with different adjustments in aperture and shutter speed.
  2. To create this type of image, you need a camera, a tripod, and HDR software.
  3. Someone might take an HDR image to make an everyday scene out-of-the-ordinary, or to simply create a high-definition, high-contrast work of art. HDR photos add an interesting and dynamic take on normal photos because of the high contrast lighting and bright colors.
  4. When we merge multiple photos together, we might see more details than what we can see in just the light or just the dark photo. We might also see some blur as the light is captured over a span of time.

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