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Section 1: Tips for Taking Successful Source Images

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1.2.1 Manual Exposure Bracketing with Compact Digital Cameras

Consult your camera’s user manual to determine if manual exposure is possible. If this is

possible, you can follow the steps for Manual Exposure Bracketing with a DSLR.

If your compact camera does not have an AEB setting, or allow you to set the exposure

manually, you can use the exposure compensation setting to manually bracket. The series

below shows the same scene captured at -2, 0 and +2.

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1.3 Film photo techniques for creating HDR source images

 Follow the advice for shooting with a digital camera. Keep in mind that you will not have

the option of previewing the live histogram to determine your exposure range.

 Scan your film or slides, not prints. Photo labs will attempt to make the best print from

each of your source images, and you will not achieve good results scanning these for

HDR generation.

 Turn off your scanner's auto-exposure options. This allows you to manually control the

exposure.

 Make sure you select the Align images option in Photomatix Pro when combining your

images.

Figure 2.2 Histogram depicts the darkest

image elements (shadows) overexposed.

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