HDR Pics

wilsonp · 10-09-2010, 01:29 PM

My iPhone 4 has built-in HDR now!

CBRich · 10-10-2010, 05:13 AM

Shooting in RAW makes it very easy to get different exposure levels from a single image.

wilsonp · 10-10-2010, 02:40 PM

True, but typically only a total variation of two stops. For wide latitude scenes, exposure bracketing or exposure compensation and ideally a tripod are the way to go.

I shoot my Christmas decorations at night that way, typically as a stitched panorama as well.

marthaandcarl · 10-28-2010, 02:45 PM

I have an iPhone and they just incorporated HDR into their camera. I have noticed a huge difference in the quality. I took of a picture of my kitchen and the light around the window is significantly washed out with a non-HDR camera and looks great when using HDR.
I am not sure how it works, I think it is in the software. Hope this helps.

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wilsonp A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Virginia Posts: 1,134 Drives: 2009 Touring Sp Nav Rep Power: 18	True, but typically only a total variation of two stops. For wide latitude scenes, exposure bracketing or exposure compensation and ideally a tripod are the way to go. I shoot my Christmas decorations at night that way, typically as a stitched panorama as well. __________________ 2014 Cayman S PDK Sport Chrono White/Black Was 2009 370Z Touring Sport+Nav 7AT Metallic Black/Persimmon Was 1991 NSX Auto Black/Black

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marthaandcarl Base Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Indiana Posts: 5 Drives: 03 Nissan Red Rep Power: 15	I have an iPhone and they just incorporated HDR into their camera. I have noticed a huge difference in the quality. I took of a picture of my kitchen and the light around the window is significantly washed out with a non-HDR camera and looks great when using HDR. I am not sure how it works, I think it is in the software. Hope this helps. __________________ Carl Martha Travel Health Insurance

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