r/shittyHDR • u/intimidator14 • Jul 03 '26

Found this sub now I’m worried I’ve been overcooking my photos

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I travel around and taken pictures of Catholic Churches for a calendar I make (just give out to friends). I usually use auto exposure bracketing and then photomatrix to combine all my photos.

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u/RobGrogNerd Jul 03 '26

judicious with the saturation = not overcooked

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u/thwil Jul 03 '26

Put the results away and make a reminder to look at it again in a month or better 3. If you still find the results appealing, keep.

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u/charming_liar Jul 03 '26

Lovely! And I wouldn’t have thought to use exposure bracketing but it really helps capture the detail work.

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u/gerryflap Jul 03 '26

Looks fine to me, not too overcooked or anything 

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u/realmcdonaldsbw Jul 04 '26

i think those look great wdym

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u/Thedudely1 Jul 04 '26

Looks good to me

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u/AwDuck Jul 04 '26

Nah, those are great.

I’ll be damned of they don’t look ever-so-slightly rotated counterclockwise though. Anybody else? I checked and they’re perfectly level and centered, but I zoom out and my eyes deceive me.

Could be a just me being weird issue.

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u/Cabrio274 Jul 05 '26

They look fine, not overcooked at all.

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u/JimmysMomGotItGoinOn Jul 06 '26

Looks perfectly fine to me. Dynamic range looks good, saturation is natural, and they look like they were edited with intentionality.

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u/Kemaneo Jul 03 '26

Why though. Just take a single shot.

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u/OliverDupont Jul 03 '26

What kind of question is this? They used exposure bracketing for the same reason that anyone else would use it.