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<blockquote data-quote="OptiplexFx" data-source="post: 5328641" data-attributes="member: 208281"><p>HDR (High Dynamic Range) photos as I said before (refer to ||~R_girl~|| link above) is a special image processing technique used to bring out details in low contrast or dark areas of an image while preserving the details in high contrast areas. But normally HDR images are also post processed for tone mapping, a process that corrects/changes the color tone of the image to give it a more warmer and richer look. Depending on how much tone mapping and other color enhancements you do, your image can either look very colorful but realistic, or something from a fantasy world.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="OptiplexFx, post: 5328641, member: 208281"] HDR (High Dynamic Range) photos as I said before (refer to ||~R_girl~|| link above) is a special image processing technique used to bring out details in low contrast or dark areas of an image while preserving the details in high contrast areas. But normally HDR images are also post processed for tone mapping, a process that corrects/changes the color tone of the image to give it a more warmer and richer look. Depending on how much tone mapping and other color enhancements you do, your image can either look very colorful but realistic, or something from a fantasy world. [/QUOTE]
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