What is exposure bracketing?

Exposure bracketing is where you take a number of photographs with different levels of exposure and with those different levels of exposure you then blend them together to create a photograph with a diverse set of higher dynamic range. It ensures that you have all the details you need in your photographs. it creates the exact image you had in mind.

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What is HDR?

HDR stands for High Dynamic Range and refers to a technique that highlights the details in content that has both very bright and very dark sceneries. It offers a more natural and realistic picture output with a more widened range of contrast.

How to create an image using HDR

First step:

I opened Lightroom and selected three images and I did this by pressing control and then right clicking on my mouse.

Second step:

After I pressed on photo and then scrolled down and found photo merge and pressed on it. Then I pressed on HDR.

Third step:

After I pressed HDR, this appeared. I left all the settings, seen bellow, just as that are and pressed merge.

Final product:

After I pressed merge, this was the end product of the three pictures merged together. I really like how some parts are illuminated but some parts show those dark tones. I think the end product is quite good. Just a little saturated but nothing develop can’t change.