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High Dynamic Range Explained
Matt Suess, shooting in an Arizona ghost town, makes HDR photography concrete and visual. You'll learn what HDR actually does: merge multiple bracketed exposures into one vibrant image that captures what the eye sees—shadow and highlight detail simultaneously.
Setup and Workflow
In this 30-minute class, Matt walks through camera setup, how to shoot bracketed exposures, and editing tips using Macphun's Aurora HDR. The focus stays practical and applicable to scenic landscapes, building interiors, and period photography.
Why HDR Matters
Surreal detail in highlights and shadows transforms ordinary scenes. You'll see why this technique appeals to photographers seeking visual impact and authenticity.
About this course
Just what is HDR photography all about? Join photographer Matt Suess in an Arizona ghost town, and learn how he creates artistic, high-contrast scenes that jump off the screen.
HDR stands for high dynamic range, a photography technique that mimics what the eye can see, merging multiple bracketed exposures into one vibrant image. Perfect for scenic landscapes, building interiors, and – in this case – vintage Americana, HDR allows you to bring out surreal detail in your highlights and shadows.
In this 30-minute class, Matt walks through:
- The basics of HDR and its uses
- How to set up your camera and shoot HDR photos
- Editing tips and presets
So pack your DSLR, your sense of adventure, and a free trial of Macphun’s Aurora HDR, and tag along with Matt Suess on a breathtaking photo journey that will inspire you to see things in a different light.
© Matt Suess Photography
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