True HDR

itunes app - Twitter Search - Posted Sun, 08 May 2011 23:40:25 UTC +00:00

...Price Drop: "TrueHDR" just dropped from $1.99 to $0.99 http://bit.ly/etHLDa... Read More

iPhoneFreak - Posted Fri, 04 Feb 2011 23:31:14 UTC +00:00

If you’re after an App Store bargain this weekend, then here are a few which certainly fit the bill! Firemint have reduced their three Real Racing games to far more manangeable prices, and are certainly worth a go thanks to their excellent graphics and decent control system. Continuing the automotive theme is Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, which gets a 50% reduction to celebrate the Chinese New Year.  Both the iPhone and the iPad version are reduced, and you’ve got until Sunday to grab either one for this price. Joining the above titles on sale this weekend are several Adult Swim titles, all of which have been reduced to $0.99/£0.59, including: Next up we have Capcom’s Devil May Cry 4 Refrain, which has been treated to a special limited time discount: If photography apps are your thing, then take a look at TrueHDR.  The app has been updated to version 2.2 Read More

TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog - Posted Mon, 31 Jan 2011 23:00:00 UTC +00:00

As a frequent landscape photographer, I've enjoyed exploring HDR (High Dynamic Range) imaging for quite some time. With HDR, your camera takes multiple images, usually at different shutter speeds, to capture both bright and dark areas at their best. Then the images are combined with software. Although most of my work is with a Canon DSLR, I've been impressed with some of the iPhone HDR apps that can help you get some really nice pictures under difficult lighting conditions. Although Apple includes HDR software in the iPhone 4, I've found that both Pro HDR and TrueHDR can give superior results. TrueHDR has just released a big update to its app, and now offers Geo-tagging support, better alignment algorithms and some improvements in the light metering software. I've tried the app, and I do like the quality of the images it produces. My only complaint is it takes a bit too long Read More

iPod Touch Fans - Posted Mon, 20 Dec 2010 02:28:48 UTC +00:00

posted by D. St. Charles on Sunday, December 19, 2010 at 6:28 pm.   Scientists at M.I.T and Columbia University, among others, suggest the future of digital cameras may not be more megapixels or better lenses, but rather the digital manipulation of the data through a discipline called computational photography.  One scientist at M.I.T. is working on a camera that doesn’t even use a lens to see objects around corners.  Lasers fire pulses of light and the rebounding data is used to model the structure of the unseen landscape. And the scientific applications are not relegated to unobtainable hardware.  M.I.T’s Camera Culture group is also experimenting with the humble smartphone in the form of the Nokia N900, aka the Frankencamera.  They’ve hacked the phone’s Linux operating system and suggest real innovations are possible once anyone can program the camera and try their hand at computational photography.  Two apps are available in the Read More

iPhoneBlog.de - Posted Sat, 11 Dec 2010 10:35:56 UTC +00:00

In unregelmäßigen Abständen halte ich an dieser Stelle meine ersten beiden Homescreen-Seiten vom iPhone fest. Zuletzt erfolgte dies im August 2010, Januar 2010 sowie September 2009. Für mich von Spannung ist dabei welche Apps sich immer noch auf meinem Geräte befinden, welche komplett verschwanden oder sich eventuell (nur) verschoben haben. Dabei greife ich die (für mich) wesentlichen Änderungen heraus. Ansonsten überraschend wenig Veränderungen: BeejiveIM flog dank Push-Benachrichtigungen in einen Ordner auf der zweiten Seite. Außerdem verstecken sich innerhalb der Ordner folgende Apps*: Amazon.de (kostenlos; App Store-Link), Convertbot (1.59 €; App Store-Link), AnalyticsPro (5.49 €; App Store-Link), Delivery Status touch (3.99 €; universal; App Store-Link), Dropbox (kostenlos; universal; App Store-Link), iCabMobile (1.59 €; universal; App Store-Link), Skype (kostenlos; App Store-Link), WeatherPro (2.99 €; App Store-Link), Pastebot (2.99 €; App Store-Link), LogMeIn (23.99 €; universal; App Store-Link), OffMaps (1.59 €; universal; App Store-Link), Kik (kostenlos; App Store-Link), PayPal (kostenlos; App Store-Link), Linkie (0.79 Read More

itunes app - Twitter Search - Posted Sun, 19 Sep 2010 23:08:34 UTC +00:00

...@Tramain360: Enter to win a TrueHDR - follow @Tramain360 and retweet this http://bit.ly/aN8ui3... Read More

itunes app - Twitter Search - Posted Sun, 19 Sep 2010 23:08:22 UTC +00:00

...@Tramain360 Enter to win a TrueHDR - follow @Tramain360 and retweet this http://bit.ly/aN8ui3... Read More

itunes app - Twitter Search - Posted Sun, 19 Sep 2010 23:07:55 UTC +00:00

...@Tramain360: Enter to win a TrueHDR - follow @Tramain360 and retweet this http://bit.ly/aN8ui3... Read More

itunes app - Twitter Search - Posted Sun, 19 Sep 2010 22:59:04 UTC +00:00

...@Tramain360: Enter to win a TrueHDR - follow @Tramain360 and retweet this http://bit.ly/aN8ui3... Read More

itunes app - Twitter Search - Posted Sun, 19 Sep 2010 22:58:23 UTC +00:00

...@Tramain360: Enter to win a TrueHDR - follow @Tramain360 and retweet this http://bit.ly/aN8ui3... Read More

TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog - Posted Mon, 13 Sep 2010 14:00:00 UTC +00:00

We've been keeping a close eye on the race for the best HDR (high dynamic range) photo app for the iPhone. In my latest survey, I advised that progress would be fast as paid apps move to compete with the free Apple HDR software, and that's what's happened. TrueHDR, a US$1.99 app, has been updated to add a fast Autocapture mode and a SemiAuto mode (where you can drag the exposure control points around to get the best picture). I thought it was worth another quick look in order to see how the updated TrueHDR compares to Pro HDR ($1.99) and the built-in iPhone 4 camera (with and without the HDR processing). My results were similar to the last test, although TrueHDR takes the photos faster. Sadly, it still lags in processing, taking 48 seconds to deliver a finished image. Pro HDR takes 24 seconds, and Apple's built in HDR delivers Read More

TheAppleBlog - Posted Thu, 02 Sep 2010 20:00:29 UTC +00:00

After each Apple press event, there is a visible track of turbulence online, in the technology market and on Wall Street that some cannot help but get caught within. There is no denying that when Apple decides to head in a particular direction, it will lead. And all that is left for the rest of us to decide is whether or not we will follow or get out-of-the-way. When you continually take such wide strides in innovation, intentional or unintentional, there will always be casualties. In 2010 alone, Apple held no less than five major media events that in some way affected the way markets were defined and revenues were earned for a significant number of companies. This year we have witnessed the fall of HP’s Slate that Microsoft CEO Steve Balmer introduced at CES, a massive shift in consumer purchasing behavior in the netbook market and media moguls struggle with the Read More

iPhoneFreak - Posted Fri, 20 Aug 2010 17:01:59 UTC +00:00

Browsing the App Store this weekend?  Here are fifteen new or updated apps for the iPhone and iPad worth taking a closer look at if you are: This is a choose your own adventure book, where you’re provided with a series of options at a particular point, and your decision affects the outcome of the story.  $3.99.  US-Only. Access 20,000 music videos from Vevo’s own catalogue from 7000 different artists, watch them on your iPhone and share them over Facebook or Twitter.  Discover new material, create playlists and read trivia too!  Free. US-Only. Another line drawing game, but here you must help swimmers out of the water in order to avoid become a snack for Jaws!  There are 10 levels and since this is an official app, the famous theme tune too!  $2.99/£1.79. A new variation on the tower defense game, this time with viruses instead of aliens/vikings/grandfather clocks.  You’ve got Read More

TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog - Posted Fri, 20 Aug 2010 01:00:00 UTC +00:00

It must be the week for HDR app updates. Yesterday we reviewed a solid update of TrueHDR, and now we have another terrific update from Even if you're not into HDR photography, this is one to check out. High Dynamic Range photography creates an image from multiple exposures that are combined to overcome the limitations of automatic exposure control in cameras. The technique can recover details that would be lost in shadows, and keep bright areas, like the sky from blowing out. The update to Pro HDR, which has just been released, has a new fully automatic mode. Instead of taking two pictures with your iPhone, and manually pointing to the brightest and darkest areas, this new option analyzes the scene, sets the exposure accordingly, and then takes the two images without any user intervention. You can also use the manual mode if you prefer. The app also claims faster image Read More

TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog - Posted Wed, 18 Aug 2010 22:00:00 UTC +00:00

HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography isn't for everyone, but it can really help when taking pictures with extreme shadow or light. HDR images basically combine two or more pictures taken at different exposures. Using a process called tone mapping, you get a new image that displays more detail in the darker areas and restrains the areas that are too bright. TrueHDR for the iPhone has been updated to support the full resolution of the iPhone cameras, both front and back. It now supports the Retina Display, and claims better image alignment and more natural looking results. I've reviewed the original version and today I gave the new version a try. The updated app works as advertised, although I was a little short of dramatic scenery for my tests. The added resolution and quality of the iPhone 4 camera makes a welcome difference. I used Pro HDR, a similar app, on a Read More

itunes app - Twitter Search - Posted Wed, 21 Jul 2010 04:35:20 UTC +00:00

...- Pictional LLC: Take better pictures with your iPhone 3GS! TrueHDR expands the 3GS camera's limited dynamic r… http://bit.ly/dgkvFb... Read More

iSource - Posted Mon, 22 Feb 2010 22:11:13 UTC +00:00

I’m trying to get into the habit of taking two or three shots every time I see a scene or object I like so that I have more material for TrueHDR to work with. This set of shots was taken yesterday along on my walk home, and it really only took a couple of seconds to find an angle I liked and then take the over and underexposed shots. After that it was just a matter of loading up TrueHDR, combining the two pictures, and ending up with a much more colourful picture that came much closer to what I actually saw. What I really love is how much of the sky you can see in the HDR shot as opposed to either of the two “extreme” shots I started out with. I’ve already reviewed the $1.99 app on JAiB, but the pictures in that piece didn’t really do the app Read More

#iphone - Twitter Search - Posted Thu, 17 Dec 2009 19:56:20 UTC +00:00

...using the True HDR app on iPhone yet? Looks like a good one, it's getting a lot of raves http://bit.ly/4OV3I0 #iPhone #apps... Read More

iphone app - Twitter Search - Posted Wed, 16 Dec 2009 03:07:30 UTC +00:00

...found a very cool HDR app for the iphone called TrueHDR - (itunes link) http://bit.ly/7KDaqG Some image samples -> http://bit.ly/4sxoKr... Read More

#iphone - Twitter Search - Posted Tue, 15 Dec 2009 11:53:59 UTC +00:00

...#iphone HDR app http://su.pr/2pl3ze - will post some samples in the next few mins........ Read More

#iphone - Twitter Search - Posted Tue, 15 Dec 2009 11:53:41 UTC +00:00

...#iphone HDR app http://su.pr/2pl3ze - sample image on Kingston bridge...... http://yfrog.com/4gncfj... Read More

itunes app - Twitter Search - Posted Sun, 13 Dec 2009 03:47:37 UTC +00:00

...HDR photos with your iPhone (TrueHDR) http://bit.ly/7hE2SC... Read More

itunes app - Twitter Search - Posted Thu, 03 Dec 2009 04:20:43 UTC +00:00

...App: TrueHDR - http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/truehdr/id340741871?mt=8... Read More