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Iphone getting HDR
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It is good news - the limitations of the lens and sensor will still be there of course, but this will make for better images.
i think it's awesome... have to try as soon as it comes out...
easy way to try different situations, when the
situations arise,, then can come back with 30d and good lens
if i like how my "preview" looks...
is HDR a feature that other camera-phones have had? i didn't know it was merely enabled by software.
by the way - i'm not a photo buff, but a photoshop one.
by the way - i'm not a photo buff, but a photoshop one.
I've been using an hdr app all year. dark exposure + light exposure = blend. easy enough and you get what you pay for. it's pretty good for some scenes, crappy for others with sharp edges.
you can get crazy with a stitched panorama first making hdr versions, then stitching them
I use "photostitch" and it's really quite good. retains full resolution too.
Do we know if it takes three separate photos or is there some way that it is able to sample the same photo at three different times?
In other words, the simple thing to do would be to take three photos. After each photo you zero the sensor and start over.
An interesting way to do it would be to start integrating the image then at the first interval you read out the information but leave the sensor data intact. Then after the second interval you read it out again and after the third interval you read the final result. This would give you, respectively, underexposed, normal and overexposed. It would happen faster and presumably would not have a registration problem. Neat trick if the hardware allows it.
In other words, the simple thing to do would be to take three photos. After each photo you zero the sensor and start over.
An interesting way to do it would be to start integrating the image then at the first interval you read out the information but leave the sensor data intact. Then after the second interval you read it out again and after the third interval you read the final result. This would give you, respectively, underexposed, normal and overexposed. It would happen faster and presumably would not have a registration problem. Neat trick if the hardware allows it.