The Falcon   |   Volume 83, Issue 53

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May 3, 2010 6:54 PM

High Dynamic Range

By LAURA EASLEY, Photo Editor

 


Photo by Trey Ratcliff

To create a high dynamic range photo, the photographer combines 3+ photographs, all the same shot, only at varying shutter speeds. Combining these in photoshop creates a photo saturated in detail. The effect in the photo is a hyper-reality look, and among photographers, an argument over whether or not it is a legit form of photography, Decide for yourself.

For basic how-to for HDR photography click here

To visit Trey Ratcliff’s website for some more cool HDR pics click here

One Response to “High Dynamic Range”

  1. Mister Squirrel Says:

    This is a great technique, I first observed it in the photos of a friend of mine who is a amateur photographer and has a very good camera, it looks absolutely amazing, much more interesting than any fake 3d or stuff like that. Wish I had a better camera and I would try it immediately aswell… oh well, one day…

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