It’s not unusual to find that exposing for what’s inside the room means that those windows, instead of giving you a view of what’s outside, instead become almost completely white. Imagine yourself photographing a room that has bright light coming in through the windows. (See: What is dynamic range of a camera?) Real estate photographers also make frequent use of HDR photography and invest in cameras with wide dynamic range. HDR can be great for photographing cityscapes just after the sun has set and the lights in buildings or on the street have just switched on. HDR can be particularly useful during sunrise or sunset - or even during the blue hour - or when your subject is strongly backlit. To overcome this, HDR allows us to take two or more photographs, at least one of which captures a perfect sky, another of which captures a perfect foreground.
If you change your exposure so that the foreground is perfectly exposed, the sky will suddenly become too bright and looks nowhere near as impressive. HDR is a popular technique used by landscape and real estate photographers as they often shoot static scenes that have a lot of dynamic range.Īs a landscape photographer, you might find yourself being able to capture a gorgeous, bright sky but using an exposure that means that the foreground ends up being too dark. HDR photography can be useful in a wide range of situations but is easiest and most effective when there’s little or no movement in your scene and when you have your camera locked off on a tripod.
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