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Hello, would like to have an amateurs look to learn from your Podcasts
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Great info. I love the art of HDR photography because it captures so many colors. It can be a little more work but with the right tone mapping it can look incredible.
Great Tips. I use a similar technique in my wedding photography since outdoors, the dynamic range between the bride’s dress and the groom’s tux can easily exceed the dynamic range of the sensor.
This is a good post. HDR Photography really amazed me. Lots of screen directors still use HDR Photography for the movie scenes.