Well, HDR is different because you get to keep both shots. But I get your point. If you understand photography well enough to know when it may be an advantage, then use feel free to toggle it on and off. Otherwise just leave it on and delete the one you don't want (unless you don't like the 5 sec processing delay)
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Do you guys use HDR for pictures?
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Well, HDR is different because you get to keep both shots. But I get your point. If you understand photography well enough to know when it may be an advantage, then use feel free to toggle it on and off. Otherwise just leave it on and delete the one you don't want (unless you don't like the 5 sec processing delay)
Obviously, in low light conditions, you'd turn the flash on, but in well-lit situations, you might as well have it on and see which version is best.
I've been surprised many times, as to how well the HDR photos have come out.
I've been surprised many times, as to how well the HDR photos have come out.
+1. Since I have the original picture and the HDR, it can't hurt to keep both, and there isn't any real penalty for doing so other than the few seconds it takes to generate the HDR image and the fact that the device has two photos.