Hdr Photography Photo Workshop

PETE CARR became fascinated with photography at age 10. He became a software engineer, but soon returned to his first love. He authors an award-winning photoblog, Vanilla Days. ROBERT CORRELL is an author, artist, music producer, audio engineer, and musician as well as a photographer. He's an expert in image-editing software.

Acknowledgments. Introduction. CHAPTER 1 Dynamic Range and Digital Photography. Dynamic Range. Wrangling with Exposure. Single-Exposure Limitations. Traditional Solutions. The HDR Answer. CHAPTER 2 Gearing Up. Focusing on the Photos. Camera Features. Useful Accessories. Lenses and HDR. CHAPTER 3 The Art of HDR. HDR Styles. Selecting a Scene. Setting Up. Configuring the Camera. Metering. Taking the Photos. Processing Photos into HDR. Alternate Processing Paths. Alternate Approach: Single-Exposure HDR. Additional Processing. CHAPTER 4 Landscapes. Evaluating Landscapes. Capturing Great Skies. Creating Panoramas. CHAPTER 5 Architecture and Cityscapes. Capturing Architecture. Capturing Cityscapes. Urban Contexts. Old Buildings. CHAPTER 6 Interiors. Understanding Interior Spaces. Shooting Large Interiors in HDR. HDR and Smaller Spaces. Mixing It Up. CHAPTER 7 Black and White. Thinking in Black and White. Converting HDR to Black and White. Dodging and Burning. Toning. CHAPTER 8 People and HDR. Photographing People. Working With and Without Flash. Blending HDR with Normal Exposures. CHAPTER 9 Street Photography. Street Photography. Camera Settings. Wide-Angle Street Photography. Mid-Range Zoom Photography. Using a Compact Digital Camera. Techniques. CHAPTER 10 More Creative Possibilities. HDR at Dusk. Vehicles. Cross-Processing. APPENDIX A Web Resources. Glossary. Index.