HDR (High Dynamic Range) seems to be the rage lately, though it has been around since the 1930's.
HDR is the combination (bracketing) of 2 or more images in an effort to better capture (and display) the highlights, mid-tones, and shadows.
Matt Kloskowski has had several recent blog entries specific to HDR, one is a video about HDR, the other contains "Links, News, and Inspiration".
Here is a very good High Dynamic Range Tutorial, here is another, and here is one more from Pop Photo.
Some folks (including Mr. Kloskowski) are not big fans of using Photoshop for HDR and prefer to us Photomatix, you can view tutorials here and download a free trial here.
2 comments:
Thanks, Scott. I have links to several other tutorials on HDR but not those three. Now I have a bit of reading ahead of me.
See the difference between a "normal" photo and it's HDR correspondent:
http://blog.tiagocardoso.eu/photos/geophotography/2008/05/05/hdr-photos-whats-the-difference/
:)
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