How to take HDR photos with a DSLR
If you are like me (and if you are there's no helping you!) you may have noticed a lot of buzz about HDR photography in the past 12 months. Having been suitably impressed by the results obtained by others using several multi-bracketed shots and combining their images of different exposures together to make one High Dynamic Range image I thought I would give it a go. How to create an HDR image using a DSLR Step1 What you'll need to follow along at home is a camera with the ability to take multiple shots at once (or very closely together). This is called exposure bracketing on my Pentax K200d camera this option is available by hitting the fn button then up arrow, and right arrow to select. Check the manual of your DSLR or if you have a newer advanced P&S you might have a similar option. No such option exists on my Canon SX230HS however so I think most P&S photogs are going to be out of luck. Note: You could still try your hand at HDR photography if no 'bracketing...