HDR VS FLASH-AMBIENT; WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?

HDR, or high dynamic range photography is a photographic technique that involves taking several photos at different exposures and blending them into a single high quality image that represents the full range of tonal values within the photographed scene.  

HDR photography is more than suitable for most homes. The above example sold for $785,000 in under one week.

Flambient, or flash-ambient photography is an advanced photographic technique that involves blending up to eight flash photos and one ambient light photo to create a crisp, natural, and vibrant single image of any interior space.  Flambient lends itself to more accurate colors, and better exposes single and multiple rooms at once.

Flambient photography is highly recommended for luxury listings and architectural projects.