1. ‘cause clarity doesn’t cut it for landscape
HDR
‘cause clarity doesn’t cut it for landscape

2. Step 1
Do not do anything that moves for you will be taking 3 photographs of the same object, one that is too light, one bang on, one too dark.
HDR combines all 3 or 6 or 9 photos to bring in more detail in the highlights, midtones and shadows.

3. You will need a tripod.
Set your camera to AV to keep the aperture the same. You do not want to change the aperture or depth of field around otherwise parts will be out of focus as the exposure changes.

4. Go into AEB and press the circular button in the back to have it spread out.
See the 3 cursers?

5. Ours will look like the above, just 1 stop difference
Ours will look like the above, just 1 stop difference. Meaning a photo will be taken with ½ the light darker, bang on and ½ the light lighter.

6. We only do 3 shots though.

7. Jeff Seeley Photography

8. Set your camera on burst mode

9. Choose the 2 seconds, 8 takes forever.

10. File, automate, HDR pro

11. Then just load up the CR2 images. It takes a while. Then play in HDR!

12. Do 2 images only, so 6 photos in total.B C
Not done
No camera shake, or blur found.
Some camera shake issues.
Followed 3 elements of design. Lighting excellent.
Followed 2 elements of design. Lighting excellent.
Followed 1 element of design. Lighting acceptable.
Didn’t overdo it in photoshop, looks natural in an HDR way.
Didn’t overdo it in photoshop, looks natural.
A bit overdone in PS.
Magazine quality.
Good job for secondary school.
Well, we can recognize what it is…