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Testing out the iPhone app TrueHDR, definitely surprised me with just how well it came out for being shot, processed, and uploaded all with the iPhone 4
Location: Werderscher Markt, Mitte, Berlin, Germany.
www.aviewoncities.com/berlin/friedrichswerderschekirche.htm
HDR of three frames.
"The fog comes on little cat feet." - Carl Sandburg
The fog was well entrenched when I pulled the drapes back this morning, thick and opaque. As daylight showed her face, the cloud slowly lifted revealing the treetops. She still had her grip on the beauty of the moment. The clouds are now back in the sky.
Our first night's mooring was at Burland, by the winding hole at Bridge 6. The British Waterways car park on the opposite bank appeared to be the local dogging site: cars with couples would turn up, park, wait a while, and after realising we were having our tea within eyeshot, would leave. This picture was taken on an iPhone and then HDR merged with TrueHDR.
This started off as a picture taken with the TrueHDR camera app, which someone was cool enough to show me at last night's Instameet, but then I remembered I wanted to mess around with DotCamera some more. So I took the her pic, ran it through DotCamera once, then rotated the original (using Camera+) and ran it through again. Then I brought the original, horizontal, and vertical images together using the Juxtaposer app. The idea was to have a different effect for the foreground, the tagged wall, and the sky. To answer your question: yes it was a bit of work :)
The Old Jail complex consists of the original building erected in 1818, an annex built in 1880 and a yard enclosed by a 20-foot high limestone wall. Used for more than 150 years as a prison. Today, it is the home of the Franklin County Historical Society.
I just had to take a photo of this sunset it was breath taking. I don't think this photo really did it justice though.
Daily App Experiment #211: "All Trains" - Though the iPhone's camera app is my favorite app for taking shots, I rarely use it's built in HDR mode. Today I cane across a cool, if somewhat subtle, photo hack... When using Camera's HDR mode you'll actually get two shots, an original and an HDR composite. These shots can later be imported into your favorite HDR app (I use #TrueHDR) later. So basically you are HDR-ing an HDR image. The advantage of this is two fold: it's an easy way to quickly take shots for later HDR editing in other apps and the results seem pretty good. Not one of my weirder #daily_appsperiment projects, but I feel like I learned something from it. #appsperiment
I ran the same exposure through Instagram twice, then combined the two intermediates through TrueHDR. Also at instagr.am/p/lse6/ and see flic.kr/p/92qhSm
More details on Rainbow Walker: The Rainbow Walker sculpture overlooks the parking lot on the western edge of Bowers Stadium. The piece is 5,000 pounds of stainless steel and the creation of artist Ali Baudoin.
Tone mapped with TrueHDR.
Daily App Experiment #300 "767-300er" - My 300th #daily_appsperiment!
65 more days to go before my year long project is complete, or
whatever... Today's #appsperiment is one of my most heavily edited
pieces I've done yet. As such, I've decided to not write a how to,
rather I'm going to post a list of apps used. Camera+, #biglens,
#Noir, #trueHDR, #scratchcam, #decim8, #artistaoil, and #filterstorm.
I shot the #bathroomselfportrait on the flight yesterday, and spent an
hour OVEREDITING it until we landed in NYC. I try to keep my hacks
pretty simple, but today's experiment was all about seeing what
happens when I keep going and going.
I don't know much about Palestine (lots of good answers here) or the genocide in Iraq (LA Times article on the situation), but I know it isn't good and must be stopped.
Image Processing
This was taken using the TrueHDR app on my iPhone 3GS.
It consists of two photos merged together. The traffic light pole reflectors are a little oversaturated, but I think the majority of the photograph turned out pretty nicely.
Original shot at flic.kr/p/91oNT9 done with TrueHDR natural settings on my iPhone 4. Processed on Instagram with X-Pro II filter: instagr.am/p/i6Wb/
Daily App Experiment #276 "Prospecting" - Today's #appsperiment is really just a test to see what happens if I ran a bunch of "detail enhancing" apps together to see what would happen. Could I combine multiple enhancements and still get a normal looking photo? I took this shot with Camera+ then used the Clarity filter to boost the details. I saved a light and a dark version of this image, then opened each of these images in #orasis and let it do it's detail enhancement thing. I then took these two Orisis images and merged them in #trueHDR. So I enhanced in Camera+, Orasis, and then TrueHDR, all in the hopes of getting a version of my original image that had more details, but wasn't totally blown out. BTW, if you like Clarity, you might dig Orasis. #daily_appsperiment
One of my favorite shots from the morning… and it's from the iPhone! It's actually two photos, combined with the TrueHDR app.
This photo is part of a series from Joseph Linaschke's cross country drive, from California to South Carolina! Follow the journey at www.ConfessionsOfATravelJunkie.com.
All Photography copyright © 2010 Joseph Linaschke.
An HDR experiment, merging photos from my 7D on iPad using an app called TrueHDR. This is a view of Seattle from Queen Anne Hill. (February 2013)
Photo taken with TrueHDR on my iPhone 3gs and edited using Tilt Shift Gen, Filterstorm & Cross Process apps.
An iPhone 4 photo of the Hawaii State Capitol rotunda, processed with TiltShiftGenerator and Instagram. Posted at instagr.am/lnrL/ - also see flic.kr/p/92ua2X
This PNC Plaza in Downtown Pittsburgh. I shot this with my iPhone using True HDR while waiting for the bank to open this morning.
Photo taken & processed on my iPhone 3gs.
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Photo taken & processed on my iPhone 3gs.
If you like my work you should follow me on Twitter @TimStratPhoto