HDR Photography - How to Shoot HDR Photos

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[mrjace]

some people make the best teachers. you sir are one of them.

[MichaelDahlkvist]

So glad i found this channel, good structure and very well thought out. Very good teacher!

[elaniebucayo]

I admire how you give such concise tutorial on photography. Thumbs up to you Mr. Steele 😃

[andrewgonzalez]

That was amazing. Never knew about hdr photography at all.

[mstrainjr]

Really nice tutorial.  You explained the process simply and in an easy way to understand.  Thanks!

[PhyllisMN]

Thank you you are a excellent teacher. This was very easy and understandable the way you presented HDR.

[SturL]

Extremely pleasant and informative video. Thank you!

[galoisdirac]

Wonderful to come across a suburb training video. Also, a lovely HDR rendition.

[jamesgjurovich]

What is the dark spot on the side of the windows on the left? I thought initially that it was there from the gradient editing. That did not seem to be there when you took the photos.

[marilouperez]

thanks alot! you helped us with our photography project we are grade 6 students

[t-eighthundredtwo-thousand]

Hi, my lightroom 6 does not have HDR, I wonder if Lightroom CC 2020 has HDR features ?, do you know ?, or wich HDR software you reconend best ?, great video Thank you for sharing your knowlage ✌️😎👍

[fielding]

Another top tutorial from a top tutor. Thank you.

[David-wmox]

thank you very much for showing me i was shooting a building last evening I was to far away to get the effect i will retake it next week with weather permits

[williamstatt]

I thought you said you set up the camera to take 5 shots at .7 difference. But then, further in the video, in Lightroom, you said they were one stop difference? Also, did you shoot Raw or Jpeg. If you shot Jpeg, did you turn off DRO? Also, what were the other Sony camera settings?

[MichaelMiller]

Great tutorial but I'm interested in how you removed that concrete patch. Did you use Content Aware in PS?

[stephboeker]

Very lucid and informative tutorial, albeit, maybe a little fast when discussing the removal of the dust bunny, things you may expect us to know or that have nothing to do w/ HDR (subject of video).  Makes me wonder how fast you run though the information in the Lightroom tutorial package you sell?  I may be slower than others and am the definition of beginner. :) :)
Thanks for the lesson,
Steph

[risajajr]

Well, I was hoping you would explain how to take the pictures manually. AEB is fine, as is waiting for natural light to change, but in a studio with a camera that doesn't have AEB, how would you take the shots? I think you would just vary the shutter speed to get the different exposures, but was hoping to confirm that or learn the proper way.

[charles]

I read somewhere you can set your camera (Nikon D90) to HDR mode without taking multiple shots or in RAW. The camera will automatically combined all 3 exposures within the camera to just one photo. Can this be done?

[harryrupam]

Amazing tutorial :)
Lightroom is very easy and straightforward. :)
I don't have a DSLR but I can even shoot HDR with my point and shoot. :)
They are not as good as slrs but with respect to my POS, they look amazing :)

[misauce]

Could you reproduce the same effects of the HDR by just making some Lightroom changes to the regularly exposed photo? Or would the lessened amount of detail prevent it from matching up to the HDR?