I also shoot HDR. Clients care about customer service and that you're easy to work with. The only thing you might want to consider adding to your kit is a circular polarizer filter since you've got a lot of hard surfaces with glare bouncing hard off of them. The filter will help to 0 those glares out and reveal more detail.
To be honest, I do not, I adjust my kelvin to the best of my ability and I just have a really good editors that take care of the rest. Hope this helps.
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I also shoot HDR. Clients care about customer service and that you're easy to work with. The only thing you might want to consider adding to your kit is a circular polarizer filter since you've got a lot of hard surfaces with glare bouncing hard off of them. The filter will help to 0 those glares out and reveal more detail.
Still doing HDR Photos and happy to say no complains.
Same here 🙌🏼
Are you white balancing(white card) before shooting because for HDR this is fantastic because im not seeing any color casts at all
To be honest, I do not, I adjust my kelvin to the best of my ability and I just have a really good editors that take care of the rest. Hope this helps.