 Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2010 7:42 am Post subject: |
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tobbsman wrote:
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| Theoretically even a graduated ND filter is “HDR” in the sense that it compresses a higher dynamic range into that captured by the sensor (and displayed by a computer screen). Likewise taking two shots at different exposures and blending them manually in Photoshop or similar would be a way of doing HDR. |
Yes Arkku, I think same way as you...
So this would all be kind of HDR:
done with a Lee medium ND grad:
done with a DRI lightroom plugin combinig 3 exposures:
manually blendig 2 exposures with 1 1/3LV differece ...
manually blending 3 differently exposed panoramas ...
Cheers
Tobias
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