aww man, these photo's made me go and buy another $2 app that I don't need but that is so cool i just have to have it.
(ProHDR of course...)
(ProHDR of course...)
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photo 1.1 is original
photo 2.1 is HDR
Compare street lamps on the photos
BTW This is the worlds tallest building
One day I will visit
photo 1.1 is original
photo 2.1 is HDR
Compare street lamps on the photos
BTW This is the worlds tallest building
I want to go to Dubai sooooo bad!
It looks really fun!
Nice pictures!
The workers was taken as a basic camera HDR photo and then turned Sepia by Camera+. Why Sepia an HDR? Well, the original didn't look very interesting color-wise. Sepia brought out more contrast that made me like it.
The stairs is also basic camera HDR then I applied "So Emo" from Camera+.
The stairs is also basic camera HDR then I applied "So Emo" from Camera+.
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Colors on the original are more vibrant. But the HDR really makes it all come out and visible. Tough call. But I think I'd use the HDR one and then adjust the contrast a bit.
Good pics.
Wow, people were still hanging around the fair with that ominous sky in the background?
Or did you actually edit the picture but mistakenly forget to say how and with what apps you used to edit the pic?
What is the best photo editing app for the iPhone 4? IDC about price; just as long as its good!
wow!i'll excuse you b/c you're a fellow magic fan but i'm shooting that to show what HDR picks up as opposed to a normal shot
i took all of these today, just now:
Natural camera on iphone:
Apple's HDR:
Pro HDR:
that is a better example of how i think Apple's HDR is no where near as good as Pro HDR
the difference is amazing. although it seems that pro hdr just compensates for the fact that the iphone camera sucks at properly exposing when theres a bright background.
1st picture: Riverside trail along Turkey Mountain and the Arkansas River in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
This is a picture taken and processed using Apple's own HDR. It was then reprocessed through Photogene for minor color temperature correction.
2nd picture: 29th Street Pedestrian bridge at Riverside Park crossing the Arkansas River in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
This picture was taken without the aid of HDR and before iOS 4.1. It was, however, processed through Photogene for color correction, modest increase in sharpness, and balanced levels which helped tremendously in bringing out the detail along the top of the bridge in an originally darkened area. HDR may have been able to save quite a bit of this picture and display the adjacent land in the background instead of being washed out by the bright sunny day. This is also my current wallpaper picture.
