hdr vs dri
© Verner Nielsen(Deutsche Zusammenfassung dieses Eintrags)
There is another method to combine several exposures into one called Dynamic Range Increase. The argument against HDR is that an image is created, which contains more information than the human eye is capable to handle.
This is no true, it is not the eye that is the problem, but the viewer technology. As far as I'm concerned, people argumenting like this don't understand what HDR is about.
Nevertheless some HDR Images look somewhat shallow, because the colors seem to approach grey during the HDR conversion.
My experience is that night-shots look great with DRI. But with day-shots, especially with a bright sky, nothing beats HDR.
drimaker.com:
More information about DRI and software to automate making DRI images.
