Your average camera only has about 2 stops of latitude (from memory)in essence, it overexposes or underexposes dead easily. Well before the human eye.
So you take 2 or 3 pics, expose 1 for the sky, 1 for the ground, and 1 inbetween, then you get funky HDR software to merge it together. That gives you an image where you can see clouds, sun, detail in the shadow. That's it basically.
(So you take 2 or 3 pics, expose 1 for the sky, 1 for the ground, and 1 inbetween, then you get funky HDR software to merge it together. That gives you an image where you can see clouds, sun, detail in the shadow. That's it basically.
Pew Pew Pew! Lasers! wannabe Gong Farmer,
Sun 16 Nov 2008, 1:20,
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A purdier pishur?I like purdy ones. I have stolen yours to use as desktops one day.
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Ttssattsr,
Sun 16 Nov 2008, 1:21,
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