Bouncer71, Dec 2, 2018 : Try Vibrance HDR on the play store... also got different tonemapping modes... isn't as good as Photoshop but does the job... ;D And use a camera app with exposure bracketing...
NeVeR_SeTTLe, Dec 2, 2018 : The problem I find with merging two pictures with HDR method is that first it doesn't look realistic (too saturated, ghosting effect sometimes and blur issues) and second loss of sharpness. Photoshop blending produces more accurate results but it's more work.
Bouncer71, Dec 2, 2018 : That's why I said it isn't as good as Photoshop... ;D Sure it's better to have 3 or more exposure brackets.... Haven't had that many problems with ghosting or loss of details thought... But you're definitely right when you say that most HDR modes give an unnatural look... How I hate that glow at high contrast edges... 8P
M3ntoR96, Dec 3, 2018 : Great topic! First photo made me wanna get through the whole post! It's great and above that, I'm living in Poznań and I have made similar photo Not as good as yours but still Mad with OnePlus 5T
NeVeR_SeTTLe, Dec 3, 2018 : Check out @Bouncer71 post. He recommended an app. Try it out and see if it works for you
filipebatt, Dec 3, 2018 : As a below average photographer, I really appreciate your effort [e]1f602[/e] I wish I had such artistic vision.
