I'm used to similar techniques in microscopy to increase dynamic range. It's neat to see how photography the very large and very small can be similar.
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I'm used to similar techniques in microscopy to increase dynamic range. It's neat to see how photography the very large and very small can be similar.
Sorry for the late reply @effofex. I do try to respond to everyone. The techniques are definitely useful to all branches of photography. Actually, even techniques used mostly for astronomy like stacking work extremely well in other areas (and HDR can be thought of as a stacking technique).
No worries, I can take some time to reply too, sometimes.
I absolutely use stacking, but more for noise reduction than enhanced dynamic range.