Visit70, you were lucky with the stillness. Usually, with that many branches, three frames isn't enough—the images on moving parts look blurry when combined.
lo_ol, three frames, thanks! Visit70, you were lucky with the stillness. Usually, with that many branches, three frames isn't enough—the images on moving parts get blurry when combined.
lo_ol, It's simpler here. The camera already has a built-in HDR function. With one shutter release, the camera takes three frames, stitches them together, and removes any blur. The only thing is, this feature only works with JPEG files, so the image comes out a bit flat.
lo_ol, three frames, thanks! Visit70, you were lucky with the stillness. Usually, with that many branches, three frames doesn't work—the images on moving parts get blurry when combined. lo_ol, It's simpler here. The camera already has a built-in HDR function. With one shutter release, the camera takes three frames, stitches them together, and removes any blur. The only thing is, this feature only works with JPEG files, so the image comes out a bit flat.
Visit70, I have this function too. When I bought my last camera, I tried to play around with it, but gave up. The Photomatics takes better-looking pictures, and you can manipulate the settings, plus it shows several previews of differently processed frames—you can choose presets.
lo_ol, from three frames, thanks!