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A good introduction to taking HDR images. Two quick points. It would be useful to discuss post-processing of HDR on a follow-up video, since there is an art and science to how one performs the post-process to obtain photo-reallistic, (as opposed to ‘HDR-hyperreal” results.) Choice of software and technique are obviously important. If you don’t want to do that, I am sure there are a few suitable examples you could point to.that fit your particular approach to post-processing. The second thing,is more of a, “Why did you do that?” form of question. I noticed you stopped down to f-20. Crikees,… Read more »
Great video,Thanks for sharing. I hope to see more soon.