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HDR software-multiple exposure photo enhancement?


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  • 1 year later...

Actually you don't even need to have several photos to make an hdr image, one can be also enough.
But what I agree about is that kind of editing is perfect for landscapes. Here is a nice article saying that does the trick when the light is poor or with contrast of light and shadows https://aurorahdr.com/what-is-high-dynamic-range. However, I wouldn't recommend it for moving objects as due to merging images the result will be blurry.

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