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Originally Posted by alexharrison101
will HDR only work on a bright day? i'm heading out somewhere tomorrow where i hope to take some shots, but the weather isn't looking too great...should i just 'suck it and see'? been looking up how to do the PP, and understand the idea of bracketing (i think), just wondered about the light situation.
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I don't think it only works on a bright day, but you'll have to have the shutter open for longer on a dull day and therefore you'll need to have your camera on a tripod or supported with a beanbag, also there won't necessarily be a lot of cloud interest in the sky.
I went out today, it was overcast and the drizzle had only just stopped. So I thought I'd try to take one without any sky, I came back with this:
My battery ran out as I didn't check it before I went out and I had forgotten to take my spare, so again wasn't able to spend as long doing this as I had wanted. One of these days I might get everything to come together
Oh and BTW there is a HDR tutorial on this site
http://www.digitalcameraworld.com/20...c-range-image/
Regards
Nick