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Anonymous
You made me google HDR because I'm a n00b. I thought it stood for High Definition Resolution, which makes sense considering how giant your files are. But it actually stands for High Dynamic Range. Basically, it means it's when you take several different photos of the same thing but with different exposures, digitally combine the photos the way you like, which makes it so you can get the perfect exposure artificially. Interesting concept actually, and I liked the examples wikipedia gave. Some really stunning photography done as a result, although it's almost as much computer generated as it is real. Makes me wonder if all the best photos I ever saw were done this way... if I had the technology I'd do it. I can see that an issue your having is that you're letting a whole lot of noise and distortion get into the final picture, but I know nothing about how to fix it.
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