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Courtney Barnett & Vagabond last night....
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Got this one this morning:
Nice one! It was clear over here this morning or i just need to get up earlier.
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Thanks davent! I was up early for a bike ride. I think it was about 7:30 am. It was actually clearer earlier that morning.
They keep calling for rain but it's just not happening.
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Hunter St. after the storm, we finally got rain, the walk home...
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Neat shot Dave!
Ok These HDR photos you've been posting have me wondering how you're doing this. Here's what I'm coming up with. I assume they are multiple images with bracketed exposures. The ones with the ghost cars make sense the cars are moving, but I don't think these flowers were growing that fast, or the buildings were jumping around. Were you actually walking while taking this shot? Is the shutter speed fast enough and or Image stabilization good enough (Not sure if an Ipod has any IS or not) to keep each image sharp enough? Thanks for any info. The more I figure out on my camera and pics the more I start looking at others and trying to figure out what they did.
Thanks Troy!
You're right about a number of bracketed exposures combined for the final image and right about the cars moving fast enough to create the ghost image, (we're referring to a previous photo). For the Hunter street photo last night it was a deliberate camera move to get the vertical shift. i think it requires a longer exposure as i was trying it tonight but it was still bright out when i was playing and not working. Last night's success was at 1/60 and i've had it work well at slower.
With the ipod instead of the native camera i use an app called Procamera and it does have an anti shake switch but i leave it off.
A couple others from the same spot last night using hdr but held steady, same exposure on the sunflowers, the church was 1/100s, the church still showed in heavy shadow so pulled the detail up post resulting in the blue foliaged tree, sky was great but at 8:30 looking to the east the sun is nearly gone and the church is on the backside of a hill.
In any case great fun to play & experiment with.
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You're right about a number of bracketed exposures combined for the final image and right about the cars moving fast enough to create the ghost image, (we're referring to a previous photo). For the Hunter street photo last night it was a deliberate camera move to get the vertical shift. i think it requires a longer exposure as i was trying it tonight but it was still bright out when i was playing and not working. Last night's success was at 1/60 and i've had it work well at slower.
With the ipod instead of the native camera i use an app called Procamera and it does have an anti shake switch but i leave it off.
A couple others from the same spot last night using hdr but held steady, same exposure on the sunflowers, the church was 1/100s, the church still showed in heavy shadow so pulled the detail up post resulting in the blue foliaged tree, sky was great but at 8:30 looking to the east the sun is nearly gone and the church is on the backside of a hill.
In any case great fun to play & experiment with.
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The air in this state is so filthy that our sunrises look like Eastern sunsets.
This is the morning sun through the blinds yesterday morning.
This is the morning sun through the blinds yesterday morning.
Mutsu at midnight - never too late for an apple...
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Took this yesterday. A light rain shower passed through. Always produces a double rainbow over there in the evening.
Very cool, a perfect pair! We were lucky enough to have a double with the end to end view this week as well. Rare around here.
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Two more varieties for the collection...
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Great work gents!
Been a long time since we had a setting sun with clouds present, we even had some rain yesterday with a double rainbow just before we walked. More HDR play.
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I haven't made it through 47 pages yet, so please forgive me if this has been asked. To iPhone users- what app are you using? I was looking at Camera+2, which they say can control everything but aperture. What do you guys think?
on edit: I have an iPhone 7 Plus (soon to get an 8)
on edit: I have an iPhone 7 Plus (soon to get an 8)
Hi Owen, ProCamera + HDR is the one i've been using pretty much from the beginning of this trip.
For after the fact photo manipulating the Snapseed app, endless fun.
ProCamera + HDR - the next dimension in iOS mobile photography!
Snapseed Review: Best Photo-Editing App for Serious Photographers
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For after the fact photo manipulating the Snapseed app, endless fun.
ProCamera + HDR - the next dimension in iOS mobile photography!
Snapseed Review: Best Photo-Editing App for Serious Photographers
dave
