HDR photography

I have had several friends requesting information in HDR photography. Tomorrow I will start a section on this. Your input is greatly appreciated.

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  1. ChiliSeptember 5, 2011 at 8:08 AM

    I would add two things about HDR. The camera must be set to EV (exposure value) mode, and use the lowest ISO to reduce noise. When I shoot landscape I set my f-stop to F11 and focus about 1/3 into the image. It works for me.

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  2. Jerry LLanesSeptember 5, 2011 at 4:50 PM

    I agree, at F11 you get great depth of field. Focusing 1/3 into the scene will give close to infinite focus. Thanks a lot for your input. Hope to hear from you again.

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