By Shannon Ortega, Full Frame Media
Rooms with bright windows are hard to photograph. The windows are very bright and the room is much darker, and a camera cannot capture both at once. HDR solves that.
HDR, or high dynamic range, combines several exposures of the same scene. One is exposed for the bright windows and others for the shadows. The result is a single image where you can see both the room and the view.
Good editing keeps colors true and avoids the overdone look some HDR images have. The goal is a photo that looks like the room does in person.
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