So im sure there is some trick im not aware of and i am really sure that my timing was not the best.
Personally with my first test of this app, i am not satisfied at all with HDRCamera for iPhone, but like i said above i am no photographer. I tested this app at 6:30 PM and i had a sunset, and the sky was in not better condition as well. I really think that you will get the best results using this app with photos shot at mid day, when you will have a rich and beautiful natural day light. It’s funny that you will be remembered that the iPhone is not a desktop computer and a higher resolution will need more image processing time. Under the Options button you will be able to change the resolution : 320, 640, 800, 10. You will have 6 different filters to choose from : Bloom, HDR Classic, HDR Color+, HDR Night mode, More Colors and More Contrasts.
You can save the modfied picture to your library w/o loosing the original version. Than just tap apply filter and youre pretty much done. Once the pic is loaded you need to tap on select filter and choose the one of your choice. I got different results with and w/o restarting my iPhone, and you will even get a pop-up screen on the first lunch telling you to do so.įirst thing you need to do is to either take a picture or to import one from your photo library. Im not a photographer by any means, but some pre-defined HDR filters in the iPhone may not suit everybodys tastes.
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Now i may be wrong on this, but i think you need to take at least 3 pictures of the same thing ( may be an object, landscape w/e ) at different light condition ( i think u mess with the ISO ) to get more shadows, more mid tones, more lights and than import all of them in a image processing software like PhotoShop and work your magic. HDRCamera for iPhone is an easy to use app, that will let you take a photo and/or choose one from your library and apply 6 different HDR effects on that particular photo. The intention of HDRI is to accurately represent the wide range of intensity levels found in real scenes ranging from direct sunlight to shadows. First let’s understand what HDR means : In image processing, computer graphics, and photography, high dynamic range imaging (HDRI or just HDR) is a set of techniques that allows a greater dynamic range of luminances between light and dark areas of a scene than normal digital imaging techniques.
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