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Messing around with what are actually pretty good HDR photo apps on the iPhone. This was pretty overcast and therefore not very dynamic.
Taken with Pro HDR which has a fully automatic mode, had good results with TrueHDR also.
HDR done with ipad app TrueHDR. Results eh... The problem isn't the all, it's that bracketed exposures on my camera aren't very fast and the plants move in the wind in between.
I hope you're not all sick of these flowers! I'm going to keep revisiting this sot until I'm happy with the results.
Monday, 21st December, 2009
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To my surprise some flowers arrived at the door today addressed to me. The card addressed the Steen Family and was sent from the Mayo Family. Awwww!
Be sure to check out my how I processed this HDR at the bottom!
They came from a place called Rambling Rose in Manly (about a 25 minute drive from where I live). There's a flower shop less than a 2 minute drive away from where I live.
I guess it's hard to know the distance of places from the other side of the world. I mean, there is Google Maps, but I'll be the first to admit that I didn't use gMaps when sending flowers to Rachel. Granted she lives in a tiny town where there's probably only 2 or 3 flower shops; I just chose the one with a good website.
I can't tell whether the flowers we received are real or cut. I tipped them upside down earlier today and managed to create a nice puddle on the kitchen counter. Go me!
They're all pretty compacted together so I can't get down to the roots. Hmpf!
Thanks heaps for the flowers, Mayos! :) :) :)
My EXIF
Camera: iPhone 3GS
Lighting: Overhead compact fluorescent bulbs
Processing:
1) I created a real HDR using the TrueHDR app (opens iTunes). Unlike other iPhone/iPod Touch apps, TrueHDR actually takes TWO images and merges them together to create a High Dynamic Range. Don't be fooled by the extremely simplistic icon and user interface graphics; they look silly, but the app means serious business!
Within the app there's written and video instructions on how to use the app — for those that haven't done HDR photography before.
TrueHDR is only US$1.99 in the App Store. As of December, 2009, it's the only application that takes 2 images and merges them together to create a tone mapped image (incorrectly known as an HDR). Buy TrueHDR in the Australian iTunes App Store.
2) I took the processed tone mapped image and then used Helga setting in CameraBag.
E.M. Foster
I think they meant "E.M. Forster"
On the wall of the men's loo in restaurant USINE, Eindhoven.
Taken and processed with iPhone.
Copyright © 2011 Erik Krogh Nelson - All rights reserved.
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Just east of the circle monument in Indianapolis, we have this really cool place called City Market. It has had its struggles and I'm glad it's doing better. Lots of cool little stalls with food inside. It also is host to the winter farmers market. This shot is looking away from it, facing SW.
This started as my photo flic.kr/p/8YsdRd and was processed in an iPhone 4 with TrueHDR and Instagram at http://instagr.am/p/fmxW
It's good to see the boats back in the water now that the ice has melted.
Photo taken & processed on my iPhone 3gs.
Impossible lighting for an iPhone 3GS, but I did enjoy processing this image. Two exposures, HDR-merge, tone-map, and then some Velvia-style colour adjustments to give a very vintage film look.
... a mysterious text on the wall of Eindhoven station. I have been trying for a while to get a decent picture of it. This is the best so far.
Can't wait to get out and explore this place! 🌴
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mhoffmanphoto: @thesweetestdays - About 80 degrees or so. Nice breeze too!
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January 2009. Olympus C7070WZ. Uploaded to iPhone photo-library, processed using TrueHDR and Perfectly Clear (NOT taken with an iPhone!).
Today I've spent the day in Sundsvall working with a band called Dweeb as part of the 'Way Up North' Tour check out there music they are well worth a listen Dweeb. I managed to get a bit of time to take some photos though. They included this one and the two previous to this one. On to another city tomorrow and hopefully some more interesting photos.
Photo taken with True HDR on my iPhone 3gs and edited with Filterstorm & CameraBag apps.