How to use canon 5DSRHDR mode

The options of Canon 5DSRHDR mode are introduced. What mode to choose depends on the options:

The first is the Adjust Dynamic Range tab. By default, HDR is off, and then you can choose Automatic. When you are familiar with this function, you can also manually select between plus and minus 1EV and plus and minus 3EV to determine the intensity of HDR.

The second is the choice of "effect", which is sorted by HDR, including natural style, standard style, rich style, oil painting style and relief style. You can choose different styles according to your preference.

The third is the choice of "continuous HDR"-only one photo after shooting or all photos after shooting use HDR. The fourth is the "Automatic Image Alignment" option.

When this function is turned on, the camera will automatically correct the subtle position difference when combining photos with different exposures. Even if you shoot with a tripod, it will inevitably bring a slight displacement due to the rapid vibration of the mirror. If you want to get high-quality images, it is recommended to turn on this function.

The last item is the "Save Source Image" option. You can freely choose to store only the photos after HDR, or keep all photos of each exposure parameter for emergencies.

What needs to be reminded here is that no matter whether the selected shooting format is JPG or RAW, the saved HDR image is in JPG mode. But the photos of each exposure parameter are stored in the format we choose.

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HDR is suitable for shooting landscapes and still lifes. A classic application of HDR function is landscape photos under blue sky and white clouds. When HDR is turned on, the sky will be bluer and the grass will be greener. HDR (High Dynamic Range) has many effects, so you can choose your own satisfactory effect when shooting.

The core of HDR (High Dynamic Range) is that the camera takes multiple photos with different exposures and synthesizes them, which can effectively handle the shooting scene with large light ratio, taking into account the details of dark and bright parts, and has a rich sense of hierarchy.

HDR is suitable for themes: landscape, architecture, metal, city night view; It is not recommended to use HDR function on subjects such as portraits and flowers, and the effect may be unsatisfactory.

HDR is suitable for scenes with large illumination ratio, and photos taken in this environment need to keep light and dark details at the same time. In addition, those themes that need more light and dark levels and need to strengthen the surface texture and three-dimensional sense are also more suitable for playing HDR.

The color of the building is relatively simple, which can also enhance the texture of the surface and is more suitable for HDR. HDR can effectively emphasize the special texture of metal, and the luster is also cool.

Using HDR in landscape photography can show the magnificence of clouds and emphasize the layering of clouds. HDR can record more details of the light and dark parts in the city night scene.