Capture One 22 - Evaluating HDR Merge
Capture One 22 introduced native HDR Merge. The release notes suggest we use three frames – one properly exposed and two frames at ± 2 stops from properly exposed.
Join me as I evaluate their recommendation by merging different numbers of frames and levels of exposure bracketing. Does a three-frame ± 2-stop sequence work best, or do more frames or more exposure bracketing improve the results? Watch the entire 15-minute video to find out.
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