09-15-2011, 10:26 AM
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No, high DR means you have more data to play with. For example, you can increase contrast selectively, thus avoiding blown sky or black shadows and that’s without need of multi-shot HDR.
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Yes. Blown out skies is an example of bad photography/light in the first place, and bringing them down makes for lower contrast. Same as thinking shadows should not be dark, bringing them out of the dark means flatter, lower contrast photos. Just that way.
No, high DR means you have more data to play with. For example, you can increase contrast selectively, thus avoiding blown sky or black shadows and that’s without need of multi-shot HDR.
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Yes. Blown out skies is an example of bad photography/light in the first place, and bringing them down makes for lower contrast. Same as thinking shadows should not be dark, bringing them out of the dark means flatter, lower contrast photos. Just that way.