Sometimes scenes to find much difference in light of some areas of the image to others. If we expose for the bright areas, dark black are we if we expose for the dark areas, we burn the rest. The ideal would be to balance the shot. A good way to do this is by using a gradient filter. Otherwise, more complicated, is to make two (or more) photos with different exposures and then combine them in Photoshop or the program we use to process photos, to obtain an "HDR (high dynamic range).
The other day I Ojodigital around and found a thread in which Guillermo Luijk analyzed a program called SNS Lite HDR combines these images in a very simple (so simple you can not make any adjustments. If you like the result, great. If you do not, you screw up). I tried it, and this is the result. Perhaps the contrast is exaggerated, but I think it is wrong. Images used
, unprocessed are these:
The photo was taken at a time of truce that gave me the weather last Easter in the village.
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