How quick is HDR?

[davehutch]

I haven't upgraded to 4.1 yet but wondered if anybody had conducted an experment to show how much time between shots there is when using HDR?
It would give a good idea of how useful it is when the subject includes people for instance.

 

[Lostanddamned]

Its not that much slower than pre-4.0 photos were, its a good addition

 

[bowlerman625]

It's not bad. The picture quality is excellent.

 

[azhava]

It's nearly instantaneous. However, some users have posted photos that show "ghosting" with moving subjects so there is obviously some lag, even if it's milliseconds.

 

[zhenya]

Yeah, it's not great for photos with any action in them - including people, unless they are posing for the shot. For other shots it's great, although processing the HDR shot means that it takes several seconds longer per photo than without. You won't be shooting rapid-fire with HDR.

 

[androiphone]

I haven't upgraded to 4.1 yet but wondered if anybody had conducted an experment to show how much time between shots there is when using HDR?
It would give a good idea of how useful it is when the subject includes people for instance.

watch for yourself http://youtu.be/Q7yW8fA8EGk?hd=1

 

[davehutch]

watch for yourself http://youtu.be/Q7yW8fA8EGk?hd=1

Thanks, I saw that one already but it doesn't tell yoou how much time between images

 

[edk99]

Thanks, I saw that one already but it doesn't tell yoou how much time between images

Well get out your stop watch and time it. From the video you can clearly see how long it takes. I counted about 4 seconds. Do you want down to the millisecond?

 

[mzd]

it is great for any still or posed shots. or maybe very slow movement. i took a picture of my gf petting an ox and there is some ghosting by her wrist and hand.

 

[Interstella5555]

Well get out your stop watch and time it. From the video you can clearly see how long it takes. I counted about 4 seconds. Do you want down to the millisecond?

If only there was some type of status bar that showed the length of the video and how much time has elapsed in it.

 

[androiphone]

Thanks, I saw that one already but it doesn't tell yoou how much time between images

you know it goes to the saving HDR photo and then it does a little animation (putting the photo in the gallery) you then have to wait half an hour (for the computer chips to recharge) then place the phone on your heart and say "all hail the mighty HDR that apple hath given us" then you are free to take another.

no the split second the viewfinder shows up you can take another almost as the save animation is happening so he takes the photo at 1.26 and the animation happens at 1.30 you can take a photo at 1.30

 

[lush242000]

I haven't upgraded to 4.1 yet but wondered if anybody had conducted an experment to show how much time between shots there is when using HDR?
It would give a good idea of how useful it is when the subject includes people for instance.

I figure it is about 3 times slower than a normal photo. But that is a beer-thirty estimate.