Part IV. Having Fun with HDR Images
In this part...
Brackets? Check. HDR? Check. Tone mapping? Check. Are you done? Not quite. This part is about having some extra fun with your HDR images.
Chapter 12 shows you how to work around the limitations of your camera and create ultra-wide panoramas in HDR. You find out how to break the scene up into pieces, photograph them, then turn the separate shots into bona-fide HDR images and stitch them together to create a seamless composite. Chapter 13 shows you several ways to turn a color image into black and white. Although it might sound goofy — taking color photos with a digital camera to turn into HDR images only to take the color out — it's actually a great way to showcase some of your photos and create powerful, dramatic shots. You also see how to colorize a black-and-white image to make it look old, odd, or just awesome.
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