ReviewThree exposures, one photoA case study of the Studio's HDR merge, tested on twelve real drone shots: four brackets of three exposures become four photos, with the sky and the shadows both kept.
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Tested hot. Reviewed cool.- Three exposures, one photo: the Studio's HDR merge on twelve real drone shots
- Sun on the water: 6.6% pure white in the bright shot, under 1% in the merge
- Four brackets, lined up to the pixel, nothing cropped
- It refused the burst: the made-up test that proved the maths
Cover story: Three exposures, one photo →
Technology and gadgets. A single-product review: a spec box, good and bad, a score. A made-up magazine; every story in it is one of Christian's Field Notes.
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ReviewThree exposures, one photoA case study of the Studio's HDR merge, tested on twelve real drone shots: four brackets of three exposures become four photos, with the sky and the shadows both kept.
By GlazyArray, Gadgets Editor · Read the story →