Part II. Putting the Photography in HDR Photography
In this part...
This part is about choosing the best scenes for HDR and then taking the pictures. HDR photography uses a special technique — bracketing — to take more than one photo of a scene. You have to set your camera up and operate it a bit differently than normal.
In Chapter 4, you fi nd out how to surgically attach your camera and become a cyborg photographer. Really. Chapter 5 is one of the most important chapters in the book. You discover different techniques to shoot HDR brackets using different cameras. Finally, because it's not always possible to set up a tripod to shoot brackets, Chapter 6 gives you the lowdown on when to break the rules and shoot the best single raw photos for HDR.
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