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Jellotime91

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The point is that HDR brings out detail that wasn't there before. The non-HDR photos may appear to have more contrast, but HDR gives you the option to edit it later and have all of this extra detail.
 

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Ive actually felt the pics with HDR to be quite UNDER exposed for the most part...

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Usually it looks like hdr doesn't only underexposed the dark areas, but even the light areas are lighter than original pictures like the floors or things/people who where lit correctly in the first place.
 

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I am so impressed with the iPhone camera that it has replaced my point and shoot. Thanks for this thread, as soon as I have enough posts to "belong" I will look forward to sending along some of mine.
 

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Pittsburgh Penguins Consol Energy Center, first game vs. Detroit Red Wings:

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Pittsburgh Pirates PNC Park: what a horrible team, but good times there.

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I found out that HDR is NOT good for one thing...and that is taking pictures of race cars...lol.

Taken at Petit Lemans in Atlanta on Thursday during the GT3 Cup race...Ghost Cars! AGGGG!

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