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I recently shared some Canon 7D HDR bracketing tips. Below is a video tutorial to help demonstrate a couple of tricks that I use to capture a 5 or 7 image bracketed series HDR. If you are not familiar with the term “HDR”, check out my HDR Tutorials and Examples.
Unified Photography
Award winning travel, wedding, and senior photographer located in south east Michigan.
Category Archives: Tips and TricksI launched this photo blog back in January. Over the past few months, I’ve been learning and experimenting with some ways to increase my photo blog visibility on the internet. I’ve watched my photo blog traffic significantly increase since making some search engine optimizations and adding some awesome WordPress plugins. Here are my 5 favorite… [updated 7/16/2011] The Apple iPad has landed! The feature that amazes everyone is the iPad’s vivid display which makes an awesome platform to show off your favorite photographs. Another exciting feature is the ability to customize the iPad wallpaper background. At launch of the iPad 1, the default background on the iPad used a landscape image… In this example, I’m going to review an alternate option of HDR photography processing – fusion example workflow using a Photomatix option called “Fuse”. I’ve been experimenting with some of my recent landscape images. It seems to provide a very nice HDR touch to landscape images with a much lower risk of over processing. If…  In this post, I’m going to share a HDR photography processing sunset example workflow. Capturing sunsets prior to HDR was a difficult task and often required some fancy expensive lens filters such as a graduated neutral density filter. I recently found a great article by Galen Rowell from 1992 which outlined why ND Grads were… |
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