For the photo, I used a new technology known as high dynamic range imaging (HDRI). Normally, a single photo can only capture a small part of the dynamic range (the levels of brightness) that the human eye can see. Anything brighter than what the photo can show is displayed as blown out white with no detail. Anything darker is shown as just black with no detail.
With HDRI, the photographer takes several photos at different exposures. The darkest shots show the details of the brightest areas; the brightest show the details of the darkest areas. These are then digitally combined to show the range that the human eye can see. This often gives a very dramatic result when compared to traditional photography.
Expect to see LOTS more HDRI over the coming years.
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For the photo, I used a new technology known as high dynamic range imaging (HDRI). Normally, a single photo can only capture a small part of the dynamic range (the levels of brightness) that the human eye can see. Anything brighter than what the photo can show is displayed as blown out white with no detail. Anything darker is shown as just black with no detail.
With HDRI, the photographer takes several photos at different exposures. The darkest shots show the details of the brightest areas; the brightest show the details of the darkest areas. These are then digitally combined to show the range that the human eye can see. This often gives a very dramatic result when compared to traditional photography.
Expect to see LOTS more HDRI over the coming years.
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