HDR

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About HDR

The intent of this group is to feature pictures and discussion surrounding HDR specific technology and tools used for creating or developing high bit HDR images. (if it doesn't say HDR it's not HDR)

:: What is HDR? ::
HDR on Wikipedia

:: Group Photo Guidelines ::

Photo limit is 1 per day

Please only post images created with HDR specific technology

Share the love, er just share! Please comment on other pics in the pool as you add yours.

Use multiple exposures (more than one shot in camera) otherwise you're only working with luminosity from one exposure. The more the exposures the higher the dynamic range.

Tag your image with "HDR"

[optional] Tag your image with the amount of exposures. e.g. 2xp, 3xp, 7xp

: : TIPS : :

Shoot RAW, the more exposure data per image, the higher the dynamic range. Raw has much more luminosity data than Jpeg.

Shoot as many exposures as you think might be required to capture the brightest highlight and darkest shadow in your scene

: : TOOLS : :

start here, ask around, or create your own post

: : FAQ : :

: : Where can I learn more about HDR?

Please see the topic "What is HDR" for more detailed information on HDR specific technology.

: : I'm using Photomatix or hacking photoshop (exif data) so I can create multiple exposures from 1 RAW file. Are those welcomed here?

Technically you can post pics here developed from this process but only if you use the HDR development process.

: : I'm doing HDR with Maya or another 3D rendering application, is this group just for photos?

It started out that way, but your high-quality output renderings using HDR are welcome here. Especially if they help us learn more about what HDR is and how it is used in other mediums.

Note: spam, trolling, and shameless self-promotion is not welcome here. Users, pictures, or posts suspect of this may be removed without notice.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_dynamic_range_imaging