HDR imaging, or High Dynamic Range, is a technique in photography that is extremely helpful in capturing all the minor details and correcting exposure in a photo. If you focus on the well-lit details mountains, the sky’s exposure weakens. If you focus on the bright sky, the mountains tend to suffer in brightness and detail capture. With digital cameras, however, it is nearly impossible to get this same effect.
As your eyes render the sight from bottom to top, it remembers the brightness and details of the mountains, even as your eyesight moves upwards to eventually focus on the bright sky. Imagine that you’re admiring a beautiful landscape in front of you that features a bright sky and well-lit mountains. This is where human eyes outperform the digital camera on any occasion. While everything seems to be on the up and up, there’s something that digital cameras continue to fall short on– capturing a perfectly balanced exposure. Even memory cards are becoming much faster and capable of holding more data. It seems like new features are introduced to cameras just about every month– image sensors get better, lens options are growing, image stabilization gets crispier, and even camera AI (such as face detection and other assists) get smarter. Digital cameras are amazing pieces of technology, and they only keep getting better and better every year.
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