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For those who don't know what HDR means, it stands for High Dynamic Range. You see, the tones in most photos are very compressed. If you've messed around with outdoor photography, you might often notice that what you thought was an amazingly beautiful sight in person turns out to be quite a flat, boring picture when you look at it later. The primary reason for this is that our eyes process light in a fundamentally different way to cameras. Hence the invention of HDR. Check it out, look into it, it's really interesting stuff.
