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Took this one from my window the other night. 7 images stitched using photoshop.
 

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I'm still learning how to get the best results, but here are a few attempts.

Pro HDR and Iris:
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Pro HDR:
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Pano:
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Apple's HDR is useless.

Here is a standard shot:
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Here is Apple's HDR shot:
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Here is Pro HDR's HDR shot:
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Here's the original iphone shot of the above one for comparison:
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the Pro HDR is what it is supposed to look like. You get both the foreground and background lighting without over/under exposing the other. And yes I know the Pro HDR one is a different photo but it keeps crashing on me right now for some reason so I'm using a two day old pic to show the difference.
 
More Panoramas - From Vegas

Paiute Golf Resort, mountains in the background, perfect blue sky:

Paiute%20Small.jpg


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View from the Playboy Club at the Palms:

Playboy%20Club%20Small.jpg


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Sunset at Sam Boyd Stadium for the UW/UNLV game:

Football%20Small.jpg


Full Rez


Vegas is a great city to play with a nice camera, and a Badger win always makes things more enjoyable...

EDIT: Pics taken with Pano ($3 in App Store)
 
Paiute Golf Resort, mountains in the background, perfect blue sky:

Paiute%20Small.jpg


Full Rez


View from the Playboy Club at the Palms:

Playboy%20Club%20Small.jpg


Full Rez


Sunset at Sam Boyd Stadium for the UW/UNLV game:

Football%20Small.jpg


Full Rez


Vegas is a great city to play with a nice camera, and a Badger win always makes things more enjoyable...

Nice pics, which app are you using to take the Panoramic shots??
 
HDR comparison

The camera is a huge jump up from my original iPhone. I don't see myself using the old point-and-shoot much in the future.

I have comparison of several photos today with and without HDR:
http://www.damonjackson.net/ddj/HDR_Comparison.html

Here are two examples (the one on the left has no HDR the one on the right uses HDR).
 

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Apple's HDR is useless.

Here is a standard shot:
8af572bc.jpg




Here is Apple's HDR shot:
e1a06014.jpg




Here is Pro HDR's HDR shot:
53f659ef.jpg




Here's the original iphone shot of the above one for comparison:
263b960d.jpg





the Pro HDR is what it is supposed to look like. You get both the foreground and background lighting without over/under exposing the other. And yes I know the Pro HDR one is a different photo but it keeps crashing on me right now for some reason so I'm using a two day old pic to show the difference.

In my opinion, the phone's HDR did a better job than the pro HDR.
 
Apple's HDR is useless.





the Pro HDR is what it is supposed to look like. You get both the foreground and background lighting without over/under exposing the other. And yes I know the Pro HDR one is a different photo but it keeps crashing on me right now for some reason so I'm using a two day old pic to show the difference.

ok i know you can take pics however you want, but i don't think Apple intended you to use pictures in that way.

you're sitting in your car, taking pictures of what exactly?

fail.
 
Paiute Golf Resort, mountains in the background, perfect blue sky:

Paiute%20Small.jpg


Full Rez


View from the Playboy Club at the Palms:

Playboy%20Club%20Small.jpg


Full Rez


Sunset at Sam Boyd Stadium for the UW/UNLV game:

Football%20Small.jpg


Full Rez


Vegas is a great city to play with a nice camera, and a Badger win always makes things more enjoyable...

EDIT: Pics taken with Pano ($3 in App Store)


Paiute Golf Resort, outstanding golf courses. Played there the last time I was out in Vegas, has been a few years. Need to get back out there.....
 
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