Early morning landscape

[adykasyah]

Originally Posted by chris-p

Nicely done as the tonal range is good for a DRI (it's not HDR using 1 file). Makes a pleasant change to see this sort of thing (DRI or HDR) done carefully and not horribly over-processed

Thanks Chris-p. I'm afraid to use the 'DRI' term as I'm not sure for the full term of it. In my continent we are still applying HDR terms (except for some pros) even for a single RAW processing.

What is the 'DRI' stand for?

[adykasyah]

Originally Posted by Forseti

Thanks.

No problem Forseti...

[chris-p]

Originally Posted by adykasyah

Thanks Chris-p. I'm afraid to use the 'DRI' term as I'm not sure for the full term of it. In my continent we are still applying HDR terms (except for some pros) even for a single RAW processing.

What is the 'DRI' stand for?

DRI is dynamic range increase.

When you under and over expose 1 RAW file you aren't getting any more dynamic range. It doesn't magically appear from somewhere. DRI allows you to appear to increase the dynamic range from 1 fixed exposure.

[adykasyah]

Originally Posted by chris-p

DRI is dynamic range increase.

When you under and over expose 1 RAW file you aren't getting any more dynamic range. It doesn't magically appear from somewhere. DRI allows you to appear to increase the dynamic range from 1 fixed exposure.

Thanks chris-p!

[chris-p]

No worries

I wrote a sort of FAQ and hints and tips thing a while ago which could be worth a read (and it's easier than me explaining it all here) so click here