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Originally Posted by DigiDiva
I can see the HDR effect in this Harry, it looks like a painting, however, Jeff, I coudldn't see it in yours, hnce my confusion. When I google HDR images, they all have that difference.
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Church interiors are difficult to photograph because they usually have huge bright windows and dark nooks and crannies with the rest being a mix of tones illuminated by tungsten light or candles.
Automatic exposure cameras will often deliver a photo with a well exposed interior, but no detail in the windows.
This is where 3 bracketed shots are then taken as already mentioned and merged in HDR program to give a finished picture showing all detail in the shadows, mid tones and highlights like the windows.
I could push my picture to give the same results as Harrys cathedral interior however it was not the look I was after in this particular picture.
Hope this explanation along with the previous ones helps.