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08-28-2008, 11:02 PM
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one q. might be noobies but never worked with HD pics, how do you create an HD image like do you actually have a camera that takes HD pictures or do u use PS and do it like a output format or something?
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To take HDR (high dynamic range) pictures you need a camera that can take auto-bracketed shots in raw format.
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I would recommend a DSLR.
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Yes. DSLR cams are the best.
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nice thank you....what are the default resolutions on those cameras?
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nice thank you....what are the default resolutions on those cameras?
Most DSLRs are 8MP+
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DSLR are the best mate, highly recommended
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DSLR cameras take the best HDR pictures
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