HDR 101 Or how to spend way too much time on a computer

Category: HDR

High(er) Dynamic Range Photography – A few tutorials but mostly a display of my HDR experiments.

HDR 101 Or how to spend way too much time on a computer

June 30, 2007

HDR, Photoblogs, Photography, Vancouver

[UPDATE: As of 2011, Tim Farrar has stopped developing his FFDD HDR script, possibly because of the appearance of so many good user-friendly HDR programs. I still have a copy of...

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HDR photography meets quantum physics

May 24, 2007

Bits and pieces, HDR, ICMU, Sketches & Cartoons

Chose promise, chose due. I announced an article that would relate bracketing for High Dynamic Range photography to quantum physics and here it is. Am I delivering or am I...

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Discussing HDR photography

May 18, 2007

HDR, ICMU, Photography

HDR is becoming trendy. Talking about it is cool. Doing it is audacious. Commenting on it is tricky. But make no mistake about it: HDR is not primarily a photography technique,...

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Shooting for the darkroom

September 29, 2006

Bits and pieces, HDR, Photoblogs, Photography

Since I switched from film to digital, quite a few years ago, I'd been walking in a haze, half asleep. The pictures I was taking were but ghosts of themselves. Letting the camera...

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Experimenting with HDR

September 16, 2006

HDR, Photoblogs, Vancouver

Here are two more attempts at capturing a different side of everyday scenes through High Dynamic Range photography......

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HDR, or how to Help Define Reality

August 25, 2006

Bits and pieces, HDR, Photoblogs, Vancouver

It’s called HDR, which stands for High Dynamic Range. I think of it as Help Define Reality. It’s an avant-garde digital photography technique that blurs the line between...

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