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Hdr projects standard
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hdr projects standard

Your eyes work better than any camera - you can see in a room that has lots of light streaming through a window, and still see through the window. A camera cannot - it can only capture a limited amount of dynamic range, light to dark, white to black. HDR is simply taking one photo at an exposure setting appropriate for the window, and a 2nd with the exposure tailored for the room, and then combining the two. Photoshop/Lightroom let you save the combined photos as a. dng file, an Adobe RAW format, which is a bit unique among HDR capable software.

hdr projects standard

That said, higher end phone cameras are as much, if not more about the software than the optics & sensor, and some can do arguably nice HDR without the hassle of taking 2 or more shots. Better standalone cameras let you bracket shots - automatically take more than one photo, e.g. one lighter, one darker, and one in the middle - while cheaper cameras may let you set & lock the exposure with the camera pointed at one place, letting you then point the camera somewhere else for the shot. You could lock the exposure for the more dimly lit room for example, then take the picture pointing the camera at the window, and then a 2nd normal shot, still pointing at the window. Or if you don't want to bother with all the HDR fuss, just take 2 photos and copy/paste parts of one into the other as needed. I wrote this for a previous HDR Projects 4 Giveaway and then edited it for a following one, so I'll just copy it here with a few updates in case it is of use to anyone.

Hdr projects standard pro#

Note this is the Pro version and they gave the standard one away before.












Hdr projects standard