quoting wiki
"High-dynamic-range photographs are generally achieved by capturing multiple standard photographs, often using exposure bracketing, and then merging them into an HDR image."
Take shots at different exposure bracketing, tripod recommended as the shots have to match in the output- if not the software takes care of realignment.
Exposure - 1/200 sec
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Exposure - 1/800 Sec
Pass it now through some rigorous tone mapping
Here's how >
Get Photomatix [http://www.hdrsoft.com/]
The 'Align source images' is useful if you haven't taken the shots with a tripod.
The Detail Enhancer is the main killer - getting the right setting for the right picture takes good amount of patience.....
2nd half of the Detail Enhancer....more options to tweak and get the right one - which makes you go wooo.....
Hit the magic 'Process' Button..
10 to 20 seconds later...
There you go - dish served !
Final Output>
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Big Bada Boom ! a High Dynamic Range
Download Hi-Res : http://customize.org/wallpapers/77281
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