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    STEP BY STEP: HOW TO OBTAIN A SUCCESSFUL HDR IMAGE

    by Nikon D610, 16-35mm, three bracketed Jul 07, 2018 2 minutes
    Source:   This stormy summer sunset was burning hot on the horizon, but shooting three HDR exposures allowed for all detail in the high-contrast and moody scene to be captured  

    HDR is a technique with one foot firmly in shooting and the other in editing. The two are inextricably linked and can't be separated. Well, that's not entirely true because some cameras can shoot HDR images in-camera, but the results there are inferior to taking a more manual approach.

    There are amerging images, it merges them into a single new DNG file. This DNG is larger than a standard raw file from your camera because it contains all the image data from each exposure, which basically means you can push and pull exposure, shadows, highlights and more to extract as much detail as necessary.

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