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RE: BASIC RULES FOR PHOTOGRAPHING ARCHITECTURE. PART III
Ok. This is a kind of panorama.
Have you tried to do the same with a double exposure image?
Double exposure means, the correct exposure for inside and other picture with the right exposure for outside, as we may see in the last instance of the entry.
Please show me the final result.
I do not use an exposure meter and do not determine exactly the two correct exposures. But when I feel that I lack dynamic range, I take several pictures with different shutter speeds. Usually without a tripod.
Why do I combine these photos in HDR in the same way as the panorama. Here is an example:
And here is the result after pruning: