Articles Tagged ‘HDR photography’
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HDR FX Gains Common And Advanced Camera Options, Plus More
BY Casey Tschida on Thu April 26th, 2012
The first update to JellyBus' HDR effects app is a big one. Released earlier today, HDR FX v2.0 includes numerous photo capture tools, additional borders, fixes, and more.
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HDR Photography Buffs Will Love greenlike's Video Flair
BY Andy Faust III on Sat May 28th, 2011
This brand new app from greenlike adds lots of HDR magic to your iPhone's fancy movin' pictures.
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Apple Planned HDR Photography On iPhone 3GS From The Start?
BY Joe White on Thu September 30th, 2010
Could Apple have planned HDR support for iPhone 3GS handsets ahead of iOS 4.1's release? Hidden away within the iOS SDK is an icon for HDR photography. Interestingly enough, there's also a non-Retina icon, too. Which points towards high dynamic range photography on an iPhone 3GS, or 3G. Read on to find out more...
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Jailbreak Only: Easily Enable Game Center And HDR On iPhone 3G
BY Joe White on Sat September 25th, 2010
Not so long ago, we told you Game Center could be ported to iPhone 3G handsets. Today, we've heard that a tweak has appeared in Cydia which can do this for you with ease. All you need is a jailbroken iPhone 3G running iOS 4.1. Additionally, iPhone 3GS owners can use the same tweak to enable HDR photography on their device. Read on to find out more...
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Jailbreak Only: Enable HDR Photography On Your iPhone 3G Or 3GS
BY Joe White on Wed September 15th, 2010
iPhone 3G and 3GS owners are sadly missing out on one of the great benefits of iOS 4.1: HDR photography. However, if you've managed to jailbreak your iDevice, there is a means of enabling this feature on your iPhone. Read on to discover instructions for jailbreaking, and enabling HDR photography on your iPhone 3G or 3GS...
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iOS 4.1 - Should We Be Excited About HDR Photography?
BY Joe White on Fri September 03rd, 2010
As many of you know, iOS 4.1 is set to bring a new Camera app feature called HDR photography. It's clever, but does it produce results? Read on to find out...
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