Img: Washington St (iPhone4)

September 9th, 2010

Washington St - view of Manhattan Bridge

(For those of you with iPhone4s (iOS4.1), the above pics were taken with and without HDR turned on. The left one with HDR and the right is the original.) Another pic after the jump.

Washington St - view of Manhattan Bridge

7 Responses to “Img: Washington St (iPhone4)”

  1. neilredding Says:

    That's a very substantial improvement, HDR. Looking forward to my own experimentation.

  2. Cunexttuesday Says:

    what exactly is the relevance of this piece? is this a dumbo news blog or a tech forum?

  3. DumboNYC Says:

    This post could be relevant for the developers and new media companies based in Dumbo (http://digitaldumbo.com or http://nydd.us). Feel free to submit your own stories or tidbit on Dumbo. Thx.

  4. e.p.c. Says:

    As far as I can tell (pinging @joshderr) these aren't really HDR as it was originally defined — combining translated UV and Infrared exposures with the “normal” exposure. It seems all Apple did was take three shots in succession at different exposures and merge them, which is HDR-like but isn't HDR.

  5. josh derr Says:

    HDR in digital photography is just that: combining frames of different exposures into one picture with the expanded luminance range of all of them.

    Given the shallow dynamic range of a typical cell phone camera sensor, this is actually pretty slick. The only downside is that it appears it tone-compresses the picture back down into the final image, which tends to make it look washed-out a bit.

  6. Badboy Says:

    oh my god! nerd city! you guys need to get out of your moms' basements!

  7. Washington St Photos Picture Says:

    [...] Dumbo NYC, Brooklyn » Archive » Img: Washington St (iPhone4 … Somehow I misunderstood the use of various filters to mean that HDR photos included UV and Infrared shots. josh derr. HDR in digital photography is just that: combining frames of different exposures into one picture with the expanded . [...]

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