Attempt at producing a HDR image
January 29th, 2009
EXIF
- FileSize: 166323 bytes
- FlashUsed: 0
- model: NIKON D80
- exposureTime: 0.033 s (10/300) (1/30)
- fnumber: f/1.8
- exposure: shutter priority (semi-auto)
- isoEquiv: 1600
- DateTime: 2009:01:29 00:03:54
- dateTimeDigitized: 2009:01:29 00:03:54
- exposureBias: 0.00 (0/6)
- aperture: 1.74110112659
- whiteBalance: 0
- flashUsed: No
- focalLength: 50.00 (500/10)
- sensing: One-chip color area sensor
- resolution: 728x487
![[Attempt at producing a HDR image]](http://ddunlop.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/dsc_0010-hdr1.jpg "Attempt at producing a HDR image")
I decided to experiment with creating a high dynamic range image (HDR). It is a tecnique for combing a set of photos with different range of exposures. The idea is that each exposure shows a different range of detail and combining them you can see them all in one picture. For this test I setup some objects from my apartment and set my camera on a box and turned the braketing on and took three pictures. The brakenting took three different Exposure Values which gave me what I was looking for.
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