[athomas917]

I'm surprised no one has started a HDR thread yet since the leaked Os has the camera update.

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[wolf_359]

Start one.....lol.

[Kris Simundson]

HDR



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[bobshine]

HDR



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Nice! Can you put a side by side shot with a normal picture?

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[Kris Simundson]

Non HDR


HDR


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[wolf_359]

Non HDR


HDR


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Thank you for doing this......no offence, but the non HDR looks better. Why is that?

[FunktasticLucky]

Haha man you're cat seems just about as worthless as mine. I was apprehensive about taking mine in(rescued him from a typhoon). But I love the little **** now. Even if he does things just to **** me off.

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[dj_matty_s]

HDR will only be noticeable in pictures that have a wide dynamic range. The picture with the cat is what I would call a "flat" picture, it's dynamic range is limited, so their isn't really a discernible difference.

[Kris Simundson]

HDR will only be noticeable in pictures that have a wide dynamic range. The picture with the cat is what I would call a "flat" picture, it's dynamic range is limited, so their isn't really a discernible difference.

Was just about to say that lol I don't really have time right now to find the perfect HDR shot but if I find it while I'm out and about I'll try again

Edit : I also didn't do any adjustments to lighting/autofocus it was a quick and dirty picture

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[cxn147]

To appreciate HDR, you need a wide dynamic range scene (i.e. areas with dark/shades mixed with light areas). I shrunk my pics to 25% and cropped them, since I was afraid they'd be too large here. Anyway:

Non-HDR:



HDR:


Notice the trees/shaded area as well as the top of the balcony show better detail with HDR on.

[Bdot-1]

HDR will only be noticeable in pictures that have a wide dynamic range. The picture with the cat is what I would call a "flat" picture, it's dynamic range is limited, so their isn't really a discernible difference.

If you take a picture of a hallway that has a Window or door open at the end. The transition between the ultra bright outdoor scene and dim indoor hall is a perfect place to test wide dynamic range.

For instance the difference between these two pictures below is what HDR should help out with

[steve1436]

Is there also a 1:1 ratio option now?

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[dbmalloy]

Thanks for posting the pics... helps clarify what HDR is all about....

[RADEoN1337]

I cannot find where my phone is saving the HDR images, maybe I'm ********, but I just can't find it.

[R Field]

HDR



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Wow that looks awesome. Can't wait to try it out. How's the low light performance? Any better?

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[Kris Simundson]

I cannot find where my phone is saving the HDR images, maybe I'm ********, but I just can't find it.

Are you using 10.1? HDR is only in 10.1 but it'll save the photos the sane place as every other photo

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[Kris Simundson]

Wow that looks awesome. Can't wait to try it out. How's the low light performance? Any better?

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Haven't tried low light maybe I'll give it a go tonight

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[imcurved]

What does it do? Taking three shots and blend them together? Thanks.

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[Kris Simundson]

What does it do? Taking three shots and blend them together? Thanks.

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Basically yes HDR is High Dynamic Range which takes a low range medium range and high range (in sense of light being let into the lens) and merges all three images

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[sarahrich]

HDR


Non HDR



Sorry for the boring subject lol.

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[jiwengang]

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[IgotsThis]

Got it, forgot to enable it

So yeah, I clinched being ********.

I took a quick shot of my car.

http://i.imgur.com/rzFyi3w.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/wD1ymYJ.jpg

Nice ride lol

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[h20work]

Normal first, hdr second

[RADEoN1337]

Nice ride lol

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Thanks. Very shiny right now, and in great light, so I figured why not.

I deleted my post, it was very zoomed in and looked grainy, I went and took another at 0 percent zoom. Still mildly grainy, but it's at 3264x1836, which is really high resolution, especially for a camera lens in a phone.

non-HDR: http://i.imgur.com/Gu3PrMa.jpg

HDR: http://i.imgur.com/ju1QR0q.jpg

Very impressed with it, thus far.

[cxn147]

Thanks. Very shiny right now, and in great light, so I figured why not.

I deleted my post, it was very zoomed in and looked grainy, I went and took another at 0 percent zoom. Still mildly grainy, but it's at 3264x1836, which is really high resolution, especially for a camera lens in a phone.

non-HDR: http://i.imgur.com/Gu3PrMa.jpg

HDR: http://i.imgur.com/ju1QR0q.jpg

Very impressed with it, thus far.

Nice pics! Second one with HDR really looks good!