HDR Photography Examples

Picsera Inc05 Nov, 2024Photography

The way the human eye perceives light is different than that of camera sensors. The human eye has the remarkable ability to adapt to different lighting conditions, enabling it to see both dark shadows and bright highlights simultaneously. Camera sensors, however, have their limitations. As a result, it could lead to underexposed shadows or overexposed highlights in a single exposure. You are probably wondering how HDR photography bridges this gap between the human eye and camera sensors. It’s here that capturing several exposures at different settings plays a crucial role. You can mimic the way your eyes perceive a scene by deliberately overexposing some shots to capture the shadows and underexposing others to capture the highlights.