Usually the cameras would do HDR if shooting to JPG. I use exposure
bracketing mode with 3 shots then process in DT and export as 16 bit
TIFF (and combine it in Luminance). You would want to use tripod for
such shots.
If the picture is already taken (combined and you only have 1 file) - I
don't think you can do much with it because the information is lost (or
preserved but not in the way you want to).
Since bracketing may be missing in D3200 (brief google on it) seems the
solution is manual bracketing. It is a bit more work but can be done.
Again - consider a tripod.
Regards,
B
On 16-07-25 11:32 AM, Michael wrote:
My stupid camera (Nikon D3200) has a feature called D-Lighting which
does HDR in one shot (meaning I can't play with it in LuminanceHDR). I
think what fakehdr does is what my camera does (does an exposure +/-1
? Ev and then combines it). Is there a way to get these different
exposure shots so we can use luminancehdr? Or else can we use
darktable to do something like what luminance hdr does? Or does anyone
know of a program with which I can feed it a picture and it will spit
out two additional photos at +/- an Ev you want?
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