Popular Science has published a photo guide to high dynamic range (HDR) photography. They write, “HDR provides a way to combine a range of exposures of the same scene into one image, adding significantly to the amount of data held per pixel (most digital images hold 8 bits of color information per pixel; an HDR image has 32). The result is an image with more “dynamic range”—in other words, the brights are brighter, the darks darker, and there’s much more variance in between.”
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sue chan 11.27.08 at 8:50 pm
May i know where can find HDR setting at sony alpha 300
TQ