High dynamic range photographs
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The document provides instructions for shooting and post-processing a high dynamic range (HDR) photograph. It explains that an HDR photo is composed of multiple exposures of the same scene at different shutter speeds. The photographer should use a tripod and shoot a series of RAW images varying only the shutter speed, from 1/6 to 1/160 seconds. The images are then merged in Photoshop using an HDR process, and tone mapping is used to refine the image colors and tones and produce a realistic looking photo.
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