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HDR imaging is currently the most controversial and the most misunderstood area of photography, and people from all sides (including the haters and the enthusiasts) seem to be cultivating a set of myths that aggravate this controversy. In this article, I take a look at 21 common myths on HDR photography and explain why they do not hold. Read my 21 HDR Photography Myths Busted. [...]
The HDR Cookbook is a free collection of practical, in-depth tutorials on High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography and some variants like HDR Panorama and Vertorama photography. It extends far beyond the contents of many websites and books on this subject by giving hands-on information on professional shooting and post-processing techniques. [...]
It comes with a before-and-after comparison showing the stages of its creation: the 12 source exposures, tone-mapping and the final image. [...]
The HDR Resource Index is your starting point for exploring the world of HDR Photography. Photographers, communities, tutorials, books, software – find and access all of it quickly and easily. I have created this free database of HDR resources with the help of the global HDR community to help you in achieving your goal – to create stunning HDR images. You can even contribute and associate your name with the index. [...]
Download the source exposures of my HDR image Chain Bridge – Budapest, Hungary (HDR) and test your own processing skills.
Producing an appealing HDR image is a challenge, and creating the source exposures is already a tough job. If you mess that up, the post-processing will not be rewarding either. Download my images and practice your post-processing skills objectively. It’s fun, it’s free, and you can compare your results with those of other enthusiasts. [...]