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D3200
HDR with D3200?
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<blockquote data-quote="aroy" data-source="post: 314095" data-attributes="member: 16090"><p>Most of the time, with the current Nikon sensors, there is no justification for HDR. The DR of the sensor at ISO 100 is enough to capture the scene. Unless you want extremely clean shadows, just recovering shadows in PP does the job, which required HDR a few years ago.</p><p></p><p>If the Pano and HDR shots were taken on a tripod, then HDR followed by Pano would require less time. I do not think that Pano followed by HDR or HDR followed by Pano would result in different final images. You can try both and see if there is any difference.</p><p></p><p>For getting that "Vivid" effect, you can play around with contrast and selectively boosting colours. I have got vivid magenta clouds by manipulating contrast and colours. Though it looks fantastic, I prefer natural rendering.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="aroy, post: 314095, member: 16090"] Most of the time, with the current Nikon sensors, there is no justification for HDR. The DR of the sensor at ISO 100 is enough to capture the scene. Unless you want extremely clean shadows, just recovering shadows in PP does the job, which required HDR a few years ago. If the Pano and HDR shots were taken on a tripod, then HDR followed by Pano would require less time. I do not think that Pano followed by HDR or HDR followed by Pano would result in different final images. You can try both and see if there is any difference. For getting that "Vivid" effect, you can play around with contrast and selectively boosting colours. I have got vivid magenta clouds by manipulating contrast and colours. Though it looks fantastic, I prefer natural rendering. [/QUOTE]
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