This technique is called HDRI. It’s when you take severals photos with different exposure settings, but in the same exact spot, then combine them digitally so the full range of lighting conditions are emphasized properly.
I’m not a photographer so that explanation is pretty weak. If someone reblogs a better lay person’s explanation, I will link it.
Photo by Benjamin Cortis.
— jakoblodwick
Posted on December 15th, 2007
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jratlee reblogged this from jakelodwick and added:
Not focusing on the explanation but more the art form itself, Jakob, I’d suggest you check out Guav’s HDR set on flickr....
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mareen reblogged this from jakelodwick and added:
Here comes Mareen: There is a difference between real HDR and fake HDR images. The one of the bridge is real. This means...
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