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[Jellotime91]

The thing about those apps is that they take a long time to process and often become ruined easily by movement. Apple's HDR is very fast and, as you can see, was not bothered by moving cars.

 

[GlennEU]

Long process time is true, strange thing is that the last test i did with HDR Pro that the result also was not bothered by moving objects while TrueHDR was. Maybe this changed with TrueHDR as they just updated their app.

This was taken on my holiday using "HDR Pro"
Shot straight into the sunset, i love the result "HDR Pro" gave me.

 

[Miggs2002]

first 2 with HDR on and the 3rd with it off

 

[bezel]

heres one I took last night while i was out in Toronto and edited with live fx

 

[emscapt47]

Hmm was the 3GS suppose to get this in the update or am i missing something? Iam new so be nice...

 

[AZMerf]

Hmm was the 3GS suppose to get this in the update or am i missing something? Iam new so be nice...

Hardware dependent. Only iPhone 4 gets it (although I hear Jail Breaking will allow it on 3G and 3GS).

 

[Jellotime91]

Glenn, that's a beautiful picture. I can see that being used in a campaign for an allergy medicine or something.

Miggs, in order to really make use of HDR you need to have 2 points of interests where one is much brighter than the other, as shown in my photos and Glenn's photos. With yours, it's trying to do something with HDR when there's nothing to do.

 

[ghostface147]

Next up...HDR video recording.

 

[anon(4698833)]

Rainy night at the football game...the HDR really finds the light, the area i shot in this was quite dark.

 

[Duvi]

Glenn, that's a beautiful picture. I can see that being used in a campaign for an allergy medicine or something.

I was thinking viagra

 

[touchyphone]

At the Getty Center in Los Angeles yesterday....first NO HDR second WITH HDR

 

[Miggs2002]

Miggs, in order to really make use of HDR you need to have 2 points of interests where one is much brighter than the other, as shown in my photos and Glenn's photos. With yours, it's trying to do something with HDR when there's nothing to do.

ah i see, thanks for the tip, i will try that

 

[Alli]

SeanHRCC, in your rainy night at the football game shot - where did you put the focus? In the light or the dark?

 

[anon(4698833)]

Focus was on the sidewalk...i was trying to see if it would pick up detail in the pooling water.

 

[Alli]

Thanks - came out great.

 

[GlennEU]

HDR Video Demonstration Using Two Canon 5D mark II's
YouTube - HDR Video Demonstration Using Two Canon 5D mark II's

Don't think we'll see that in the iPhone 5

 

[Jellotime91]

HDR Video Demonstration Using Two Canon 5D mark II's
YouTube - HDR Video Demonstration Using Two Canon 5D mark II's

Don't think we'll see that in the iPhone 5

Haha.. if it could be perfected to where it appears natural, we would see it in the iPhone when possible. It looks amazing, but not real at all.

 

[Alli]

I think I might have the hang of this!

 

[spiderman001728]

the HDR photos i take have like a "ghosting" effect. it ruins a lot pics for me because i dont have a real STEADY hand. BUT it is a cool feature to have

 

[stkywik]

the HDR photos i take have like a "ghosting" effect. it ruins a lot pics for me because i dont have a real STEADY hand. BUT it is a cool feature to have

I don't think the ghosting effect is necessarily your fault. If your hand is shaky, you'll see it in blurry, out of focus pictures. The ghosting effect in HDR images comes from the process used to even out the exposure in the image. Without getting overly detailed in my explanantion, the greater the contrast between different areas of the photo (especially parts right next to each other- like a person in shadow with a bright blue sky behind them) the more you will see the "halo" when the image is processed in HDR.

One thing I did notice about Apple's version of HDR is that it washes out the colors of most of my photographs. I can take it into another app (like PS mobile) and increase the saturation of the finished HDR image, but I wish there was an option to do so in the photo album before the image was saved.