Underneath, originally uploaded by Raman Pfaff.

Really nice sunset. The light was really nice on my walk home.

  • Off to take a shot at my 18 mile run on this nice cool morning. #
  • I managed 20 miles at a 9:31 pace. Gotta love a cool day. Time to go get some food! #
  • I wish.That would really help my time ;) RT @nullsession: What are you, a cyborg? #
  • Lacking http://flic.kr/p/8yswvr #
  • 1 day late Sunday breakfast. — at Cafe Cubano http://gowal.la/c/2rWDx?137 #
  • Fingers http://flic.kr/p/8yQDNR #
  • I really don't want to go out running…but if I don't I'll regret it tomorrow. First step is to put down my iPad. Later… #
  • Five miles at 9:36 pace. Slower than my 20 miles on Sunday, but a superb loosen up run. Another 32 to 34 on tap for week. #
  • Beam http://flic.kr/p/8zaKty #
  • I'm having a difficult time deciding which color my new iPod Shuffle should be. Blue, yellow/orange, or silver? #
  • RIP http://bit.ly/aZ54e0 Once a useful site, now a CNET GUI disaster site. Long live MacUpdate. #
  • Spider Cross http://flic.kr/p/8zqWtb #
  • iPhone iOS 4.1 HDR vs Pro HDR app. My quick photo comparison. #hdr #iphone http://bit.ly/d4coqP #
  • Agony of Defeat? My favorite photo from the UVA football game the other day. http://bit.ly/aemMW0 #
  • Off for my 8 mile run. Still not sure if I should go with Minnesota or New Orleans in first game of NFL season tonight. #
  • I REALLY want to go eat pasta at Tavola right now!!! Did my 8 miles at 8:47 pace. But alas…salad wins. #
  • Brickwalk http://flic.kr/p/8zEeoH #
  • Old Lemons http://flic.kr/p/8zVJBA #
  • A bit of stretching before heading out for a looonnnng run. Hoping for around 20 miles. #
  • 21 miles at 9:25 pace. Very happy with my final long run! Ready for #marathon :-) #
  • 21 miles, dinner at Tavola, 2 beers. I will sleep like a rock! #
  • Tasty http://flic.kr/p/8AbtXN #

I took a shot using the new HDR feature in iOS 4.1 and compared that to a shot using the default settings on the Pro HDR app.

iPhone on left, Pro HDR on right.

The built in iPhone didn’t extend as far as Pro HDR did to both sides of the middle exposure. The low light level (early evening) created a bit of noise in Pro HDR, but that could be helped out in Lightroom or other editor.

Pro HDR
pros: better picture (IMO), can adjust some HDR settings
cons: takes longer to get the picture

iPhone HDR
pro: fast
con: no adjustments can be made.

I’ll play with for different types of scenes/lighting in the future.



Agony of Defeat?, originally uploaded by Raman Pfaff.

Late afternoon sunset at the UVA football game. Nice shades!

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