My World in HDR0
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Here are a few of my favorite HDR (High Dynamic Range) photos I have taken. It’s a process of taking multiple photos of the same scene or frame at different exposures. Then using a program such as Photoshop to merge them together. Once that’s done all is left is color toning, channel mixing and taking care of some ghosts. Yes I said ghosts, but it’s not what your thinking. When we overlap the images in our preferred software certain areas in the photo seam a bit overlapped and blurry. Most HDR images with multiple exposures have ghosting problems, but with some time and patience you can clean it up to look much more normal.
These actual photos were my first go at HDR so by no means are they perfect. I plan on writing a few articles in the near future on the concepts of HDR photography, what’s the best equipment to use and also covering post production. So make sure you rss subscribe or follow me on twitter and facebook for new blog posts.
