Dark skies across the skies, a symbol of things to come, will it rain? Sometimes it does, sometimes it don't.
Will it rain? How can i go home? Did i bring my umbrella? Did i hung any clothes outdoor? Did i close my window? All sorta question will pop up
Outdoors plan will be ruined and hoping it wont rain that long, while there are other people who will not leave this natural phenomena to waste, well of course by recuperating... @@
And there are people who enjoyed the sound of rain, the smell rain ( mainly due to evaporation of water on the floor ), just that the rain creates a gloomy, calm feel that signifies the wonderfulness and harmony which only nature can offer.
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Well cut the crap! its geek-info time on some HDR attempt photography!
Will it rain? How can i go home? Did i bring my umbrella? Did i hung any clothes outdoor? Did i close my window? All sorta question will pop up
Outdoors plan will be ruined and hoping it wont rain that long, while there are other people who will not leave this natural phenomena to waste, well of course by recuperating... @@
And there are people who enjoyed the sound of rain, the smell rain ( mainly due to evaporation of water on the floor ), just that the rain creates a gloomy, calm feel that signifies the wonderfulness and harmony which only nature can offer.
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Well cut the crap! its geek-info time on some HDR attempt photography!
The picture above was a so called HDR photography, which normal digital compact cameras cannot provide such output (unless with a built in HDR feature) . As normally if its not too bright, its too dark.
Such example is that our eyes can see our friend faces while behind a clear blue sky while inside our camera either is a white-blown background or a clear blue sky but dark faces. This is due to the dynamic range our camera sensors can provide, its not as good as our eyes. To achieve such effect, the trick is using three different photo, which was then merged together to achieve a HDR pic. Just set camera in a static position and capture three different photos by playing around with shutter speed (better than changing ISO and Aperture) .
Just merge this three pics using an automated feature in Photoshop and you're done!
//captured using Canon Powershot SX130 IS with CHDK HDR script//
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