What is HDR Photography?
HDR stands for high dynamic range and, much like the science behind it, there's more to the definition than meets the eye. Digital photography is a revolutionary medium, but what many new photographers don't realize is that the human eye can see a dramatically wider (or "higher") range of colors, light and shadow than can be captured effectively in a single frame.
HDR Photography, by combining multiple frames, is able to put all that tonal and color detail in a single image.
To explain it, let's look at an extreme example. Suppose you took a picture of a piece of black coral on a white sand beach. There's simply no way you'd have detail in both the coral and the beach.
By combining multiple exposures of the same shot, HDR Photo Pro and HDR Darkroom manages to pull the details from the entire range of brightness and colors. This gives your final image stunning highlights and shadows, showing striking detail in both the sand and the coral.
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