When I should use HDR? That question was asked by reader tempo dulu. First of all, we should distinguish popular gritty HDR look – overly contrasted and saturated images that appear unrealistic and true HDR which is sophisticatedly blended composition of several differently exposed images. True HDR intention is to capture the dynamic range of the scene the human eye sees but camera can’t reproduce with a single shot. Using different exposures, the HDR software makes the final HDR processed picture look as close as human eye saw the scene. Here are some points you should consider about HDR photography. Continue Reading →
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Tilt Shift Photography is a creative type of photography that uses the tilt-shift lens for selective focus, often for simulating a miniature scene. Tilt Shift Photography term is also used when the shallow depth of field is simulated with digital postprocessing. Below you’ll find 60 Tilt Shift Photography Masterpieces, manually handpicked, fresh and highly creative works of art. Most of the Tilt Shift Photography has been shot from the air or high-rise buildings to create a miniature effect using camera with a tilt shift lens to simulate a shallow depth of field. All of the tilt shift photography examples are linked to their original sources so you can browse for more inspiration. 
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