Why, why, why HDR?

Often when on a recording with standard exposure, overexposed some parts of the photo or underexposed. This fading of details.
In such cases, it can help the HDR - to apply technology!

HDR stands for High Dynamic Range. HDR-digital photos are characterized by high richness, even in bright areas or deep shadows. This is possible when conventional bracketing are converted by using special software in HDR images.

To create an HDR image, multiple shots are needed. It is made ​​an exposure series, is made ​​in the brightness range for each a shot with optimal exposure. Due to the overexposure and underexposure of individual agencies and the drawings in the bright and dark areas are recorded. The calculated HDR image can not be displayed properly because it is contrary to standard images (LDR - Low Dynamic Range) instead of the color information stored with 32 bit resolution with 8 bit and the contrast is just too great. The final picture is obtained only with the Tone Mapping. It allows numerous settings and parameters, with special lighting - form and color effects.

        

normal-exposed             overexposes             underexposes

About the tone mapping the image can be varied greatly. I think a lot of sensational and sometimes unrealistic acting or artistically designed images are available! The artistic freedom are no limits.
I try, the images (with a few exceptions) can act as possible as I have them glueing all at the moment of recording.

Do you want to talk to me about it? My questions to you:
How do you feel about the HDR - technology?
What software are you working to implement the tone mapping?
What kind of HDR - picture you preferred, etc., all opinions, suggestions or questions are welcome!

Excuse for my bad English! *(ړײ)*