How to Shoot Bracketed Photos for HDR Photography

ByKush Sharma

In this video we’ll be seeing how to shoot bracketed photos in a high contrast situation, so that we can turn these shots into an HDR image later on in editing.

This bracketing technique makes sure you preserve the details by enhancing the dynamic range, thereby preventing loss of details in highlights and shadows.

Here is the video:

This video is from our Landscape Photography Course, which has 30 videos and 5 hours of content. You can access the full course on Udemy by using the link below:

Landscape Photography Course

About the Author

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Hi there, I'm Kush Sharma, the founder of Creative Pad Media, an organization dedicated to simplifying photography and videography education.

We have over 50 online courses that cover various genres in photography & videography, catering to both beginners as well as professionals. These courses are available via Udemy.com. Our courses have been downloaded in over 170 countries.

I hope to see you inside a course very soon!

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