It is a mystery to every serious photographer faces ... adjust your exposure so that the brightest objects in a scene properly exposed, but the darkest are underexposed, or so that the darkest are exposed correctly, but the brightest are over-exposed? Or do you want with some compromise, where only half the distance between objects look, you go right? That is, where do High Dynamic Range (HDR) cameras into the game. The combination of the degree of exposure in one shot, they are acting like the human eye there, really dark and bright objects exposed within the same picture side by side. Now New Mexico Contrast Optical Design & Engineering is set, its release AMP camera for shooting HDR
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AMP aims to bring high dynamic range to videographers
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