How To Do HDR Photography

How To Do HDR Photography

Join me in amazing Thailand, and learn how I create artistic, high-contrast scenes that mimics what our eyes see.

HDR stands for high dynamic range, a photography technique that, merging multiple bracketed exposures into one vibrant image. Perfect for scenic landscapes, building interiors, and any photograph where the highlights and shadows are so far apart. Our cameras are not able to capture the complete dynamic range as we see it. HDR allows us to bring out amazing details in our photographs highlights and shadows.

In this course, I will walk you through:

• The basics of HDR and its uses

• How to set up your camera and shoot HDR photos

• Editing tips

You don't have to be an expert in photography.  You don't need all the latest professional camera gear.

Photography is photography and it's all the same.
What you will learn still applies whether you're a beginner or an expert, regardless of what equipment you use.

There's certain fundamentals of HDR photography we will talk about.
Certain things that we do differently than in other forms of photography.

So we're going to talk about what those are.
We're going to look at pictures that I've taken.
And we're going to analyze, and I'm going to walk you through the thought process on what I am thinking as I take each one of these pictures.

We're going to do some projects. Not very difficult.
You don't need anything fancy gear.

All I want you to do is go out and take some pictures.
But when you're taking these pictures, I want you to think, I want you to apply what you learned in the course.

After this course, You will see the world in a whole new way and your pictures will go from being snapshots to a thing of beauty.

I look forward to seeing your pictures in the project section.

If you're ready. Let's get started.

HDR, High Dynamic Range, Photography Gear, Tips and Techniques, for Hobbyist and Photographers who Want to Improve

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What you will learn

• What is HDR Photography
• What Photography Gear will You Need
• What Software to Use

Rating: 5

Level: All Levels

Duration: 1 hour

Instructor: Jay Scovel