- Better to do on days where there's a busy/cloudy sky.
- Edgy and lots of detail.
You make three different edits of the same image- bringing out the detail in each one the same then underexposing one of the three edits and overexposing another on the edits- keeping one of them as the "normal"/correctly exposed image. You then Take the brighter image and the darker image and copy one onto the other then "overlay" the top layer so they blend.
darker image...
blended on top of brighter image...
has this result.
then you blend the correctly exposed image onto this image and...This is the final Image;
this result image is not exactly HDR photography, but "it's getting there" I think with more practice I'll be able to create a HDR image successfully with this method.
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