Are there any HDR mentors I can speak to?

Yes, there are many resources and publications available on HDR photography. Some of these include: 1. Digital Photography School – HDR Tutorial 2. HDR Photographers – A Comprehensive Guide 3. HDR Photography Magazine 4. HDR Book: The Art and Technique of Digital Photography 5. HDR 101: A Beginner’s Guide to HDR Photography 6. High Dynamic Range (HDR) Photography with Adobe Photoshop 7. HDR Tutorial: Complete Guide to Creating High Dynamic Range Images 8. The HDR Handbook: Unlocking the Secrets of High Dynamic Range Photography 9. High Dynamic Range Imaging: Acquisition, Display, and Image-Based Lighting

1. A master's degree or doctoral degree in an area of specialization related to the HDR field. 2. Excellent communication and organizational skills. 3. Knowledge of relevant software and technology. 4. Experience in a related field such as photography, videography, or graphic design. 5. Familiarity with HDR photography principles and techniques. 6. The ability to work independently and as part of a team. 7. An understanding of the latest HDR standards and technologies. 8. Patience and attention to detail. 9. A strong portfolio to showcase experience and talent.

Yes, there are a few websites that specialize in jobs related to high dynamic range (HDR) photography and video. These include HDR Jobs, HDR Careers, and HDR Pro. Additionally, many general job boards have HDR-related jobs listed. You can also search for HDR jobs on freelance marketplaces.

Yes, there are several HDR conferences and events that you can attend. The most prominent one is the HDR Conference, which is held annually in various locations around the world. Other events include the HDR Workshop at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the HDR Symposium at the University of California, Berkeley, and the HDR Imaging Workshop at the University of Southern California. Additionally, there are various online forums devoted to the subject of HDR, as well as local meetups and user groups.

Yes, there are a number of online courses available to help you learn more about HDR. These include courses offered by CreativeLive, Udemy, Skillshare, Coursera, and many more.