HDR Photography Explained

Sometimes a photograph can feel like a compromise, some areas being too bright, others too dark. This “issue” is commonplace with almost all cameras but can be overcome by using a technique called HDR . By learning the HDR method (High Dynamic Range), photographers will learn to capture any scene with confidence in getting every last drop of detail!

Recommended Prerequisites:

• Lightroom Classic I, Lightroom Basics Series, or equivalent.

Topics Covered:

• What is dynamic range, and why is it important?

• How your cameras capture more detail.

• How to make your own HDR images.

What you’ll need:  

• Please have your DSLR, Mirrorless, or Advanced Point and Shoot ready to use for reference.