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<blockquote data-quote="Kodiak" data-source="post: 176778" data-attributes="member: 15426">Hello Carolann,Image stacking is a collage, a montage of separate pictures into one.The most frequently used techniques are HDR (stacking) and Pano (stitching).HDRHDR stands for High Dynamic Range. It will compose 2 and up to 9 pictures, or versionof a same subject at different luminosity, into one. The part of each picture that is selected given certain criterea will be kept and added to the other parts to compose a new view of the whole photograph.The word stacking is used because the picture fragments are added on top of one another.Pano.Pano stands for panorama: extended views that may contain many frames of the camerathat were &quot;stitched&quot; together side by side.A quick search will give you plenty of videos for both techniques. There are others, but let's start with these.Have a good time!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kodiak, post: 176778, member: 15426"] Hello Carolann, Image stacking is a collage, a montage of separate pictures into one. The most frequently used techniques are HDR (stacking) and Pano (stitching). [COLOR="#B22222"]HDR[/COLOR] HDR stands for High Dynamic Range. It will compose 2 and up to 9 pictures, or version of a same subject at different luminosity, into one. The part of each picture that is selected given certain criterea will be kept and added to the other parts to compose a new view of the whole photograph. The word stacking is used because the picture fragments are added on top of one another. [COLOR="#B22222"]Pano.[/COLOR] Pano stands for panorama: extended views that may contain many frames of the camera that were "stitched" together side by side. A quick search will give you plenty of videos for both techniques. There are others, but let's start with these. Have a good time! [/QUOTE]

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