TrueHDR Photos taken with an iPhone!

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jhcarlady wrote: You'll have to show me how to post pictures at Auburn. There is no better subject than a clean, shiny black car..... YOUR PICTURES ARE GREAT!

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Bill Hummel wrote: I am glad you found that article. As soon as Canon comes out with that camera, I will pick one up. I love Canon optics and now I will be able to retire my old Canon A-1.

Yeah... I too am a Canon Fan I use to have a Canon A-1P.
Slowly saving up for the 70-200 L f/2.8 IS lens for the 40D

Bill Hummel wrote: You know, it would have been nice if I had closed the gas cap on my Cord in that first picture....

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they look grate.
They have the same problem as with 3D pic's, the clouds are moving since the first pic and you have to decide if main pic is to aline with the hard edges,
there you could try with some sort of program like "Ghost buster " in PS cs3
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You'll have to show me how to post pictures at Auburn. There is no better subject than a clean, shiny black car..... YOUR PICTURES ARE GREAT!

I didn't even notice till you mentioned it, Bill.

DJT wrote: Think you'll see it in Canon in the near future

I am glad you found that article. As soon as Canon comes out with that camera, I will pick one up. I love Canon optics and now I will be able to retire my old Canon A-1.

You know, it would have been nice if I had closed the gas cap on my Cord in that first picture....

Think you'll see it in Canon in the near future

gizmodo.com/5561208/canons-in+ca ... -like-this

Cool. Looks a little like a metallic print.

Believe it or not, these were taken with an Apple iPhone 3GS using the TrueHDR app. HDR stands for High Dynamic Range. You take multiple pictures and then merge them together with this app. It takes the best of the light parts and the best of the dark parts and the resulting photo is something you cannot do with a normal camera.

I am convinced that someday, high-end cameras will have this technology built-in.