Post Your Best HDR Photo

[Michael James]

Actually Dolby Digital purchased BrightSide and absorbed them. They are actually working on a 47 inch right now with higher specs:


• Display: LCD panel and power LED BLU (2,206 high-power LEDs) plus HDR technology
• Peak brightness: >4000 cd/m2
• Resolution: 1920 × 1080 Full HD
• Contrast ratio (full on/full off): Infinite (over 1000000:1)
• Full 16-bit processing (65,536 shades per color) and widest range of displayable colors


To be released this year (no pricing yet)


http://www.sim2.it/home/en/node/1961

[Colin]

I wonder why Dolby would want them... Going to be licensing video technology now?

[Michael James]

Colin,


I would have to guess they want to be known as a high end display maker as they are well known for their sound. I don't know exactly why, but maybe there is a reason that will make sense to us as they bring the technology forward.


It could be they are looking out to the future and believe this is potentially a lucrative space to be in.





Michael James


http://www.digitalcoastimage.com

[Max_Delale]

What about HDR movies ?


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkbQ2FwZvYk

[alex]

This is definitely the best I've got in the last 5 months with the XSi. It takes such great pictures that I haven't done a lot of HDR recently!


This is an outdoor landscaped water feature located along the city's walking path along the river.


Xsi, EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS, f/9.0, 17mm, ISO 100, 6 shots of variable shutterspeed, done with Details Enhancer in Photomatix Pro 3.


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C & C welcome!


Alex

[Oren]

Pretty cool alex, it looks like those HDRs which I call "natural HDR" since it is really hard to tell just by looking at it that it's an HDR (to me at least).

[John]

Here's one I did a little while ago