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Should I use HDR for sports photography?
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Should I use HDR for sports photography?
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In contrast, you should avoid HDR when: Wanting to capture movement: When you want to capture motion, such as in sports photography. HDR increases the chance of a blurry photo since it always takes three photos.
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