Hdr!!!

[Janifar]

I am as regards to shoot an HDR shot in which the camera will be fixed on a car and will shoot half profile of the driver while the car is moving on a standard speed I would like some kind of m.s- m.c.u when at the background I’ll see great landscape.

 

[Tom Mann]

I'm sorry, Janifar, but I just can't figure out what your post means. To begin, could you please explain the abbreviation, "ms- m.c.u".

Thanks,

Tom

 

[IamSam]

ms = Medium or Mid shot

m.c.u = Medium close up.

I'm just guessing!!!!! I Googled it!

 

[Tom Mann]

Thanks, Sam. The problem is that true HDR needs multiple exposures. It can't be done with either the subject or camera moving. We need the OP to come back and explain what she really wants. Pseudo-HDR is done with one exposure (and just some fairly conventional post proccessing), but if that's acceptable to her, I still don't understand what she's really trying to do or what problem she is attempting to solve.

For example, if she merely wants to balance the exposure of the driver with the exposure of the outdoor scene behind him, why not do it the same way people have been doing for the past 100 years: fill flash.

T