Wyjid
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just got the K-7 today. i like it. i haven't had a chance to really take it out, but i thought i'd give a quick snapshot example of it's HDR capture mode. for a more detailed explaination see:
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the first image s standard shooting. the second image is HDR strong setting. i haven't much played with the HDR 1 setting or the shadow/highlights correction which provide various degrees of compensation. the shutter stays open a fraction long so that three miages can be captured (sans multiple shutter releases) so a steady hand is required. but this shot was handheld, it's slow but no where near as slow as bracketing. more to come in the future. these shots are straight from camera (aside from a resizing).
1: normal capture
2: HDR capture straight from camera
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the first image s standard shooting. the second image is HDR strong setting. i haven't much played with the HDR 1 setting or the shadow/highlights correction which provide various degrees of compensation. the shutter stays open a fraction long so that three miages can be captured (sans multiple shutter releases) so a steady hand is required. but this shot was handheld, it's slow but no where near as slow as bracketing. more to come in the future. these shots are straight from camera (aside from a resizing).
1: normal capture
2: HDR capture straight from camera