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Summer Season

HDR or High Dynamic Range is used to show luminosity and exposure. Generally HDR involves taking a picture at different exposures and then combining it to make an image that shows both the dark and light aspects of an image.

RAW otherwise known as a digital negative, is the largest and most detailed file type. Images shot in RAW provide the most detail, but must generally be converted to a smaller file for size purposes.

Text: Woods (In School), 2014: What I did in Photoshop: Preset: Photorealistic Radius: 26 PX Strength: 1.68 Gamma: 1.27 Exposure: 0.40 Detail: 46% Shadow: -50% Highlight: -50% Vibrance: 30% Saturation: 10%
Text: Driveway (On Location), 2014: What I did in Photoshop: Preset: Default Radius: 25 PX Strength: 0.53 Gamma: 1.00 Exposure: 0.50 Detail: 36% Shadow: 0% Highlight: 0% Vibrance: 5% Saturation: 32%
Text: Park (On Location), 2014: What I did in Photoshop: Preset: Default Radius: 25 PX Strength: 0.53 Gamma: 1.00 Exposure: 0.00 Detail: 34% Shadow: 0% Highlight: 0% Vibrance: 0% Saturation: 40%
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Summer Season

HDR or High Dynamic Range is used to show luminosity and exposure. Generally HDR involves taking a picture at different exposures and then combining it to make an image that shows both the dark and light aspects of an image.

RAW otherwise known as a digital negative, is the largest and most detailed file type. Images shot in RAW provide the most detail, but must generally be converted to a smaller file for size purposes.

Tyler Skowronski
Student Jackson, NJ