The Ohanaware WeblogTo make an HDR you need to take multiple exposures of the same picture, thus capturing different ranges of light. How you take these photos really depends on the features available in your camera. A tripod is essential, because you’ll need to keep the camera as steady as possible.
Welcome to the HDRtist Getting Started Tutorial. The first section is how to use HDRtist with multiple exposures. If you’ve just asked what multiple exposures are, or would like to know how to take multiple exposures; you should read Taking Photos for HDR.
We’re sooo close to shipping our new HDR Freeware product, that we released this movie early! It’s a showcase showing some demonstration before and after images. Some of the HDRs are so strikingly different that they’re truly amazing… Oh and the video is in glorious HD (it was produced at 1080p)!
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Just a quick one, we’ve just posted a video sneak peak of HDRtist over on YouTube… http://bit.ly/Im4mY
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There’s not been much from us recently and I’d love to say that we’ve been sitting on the beach soaking up the sun and drinking cool mai tais, that would be a gross mistruth! We haven’t been anywhere near a beach, instead we’ve been working in one way or another.
For those of you whom follow me on twitter @sam_rowlands, you’ll know that I promised you a sneak peek at one of the projects we’re working on! by the way, we’re still also working on our tremendously popular Funtastic Photos, we’ve got some great new stuff coming soon!
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