High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography empowers you to catch detail in every aspect of a photo - from shadows through to features - that you regularly couldn't crush into a solitary picture.

HDR photography basically includes taking various photographs at various exposures - either physically or utilizing your DSLR's autoexposure sectioning capacity - and after that mixing the best bits of every presentation into a solitary picture.

Lover and semi-ace DSLRs like the Canon EOS 5D Mark III and the Nikon D800 have worked in HDR photography modes that do the mixing for you in-camera. Be that as it may, for more control and adaptability, do it later in pro programming like MacPhun's Aurora HDR 2017.

Credit: Phil Hall, Jeff Meyer