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Le 2014-06-27 12:55, Kevin Wampler a écrit :
> On 6/26/2014 12:10 PM, Jim Henderson wrote:
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>> I would love to find something like this as well - my Galaxy S5 phone's
>> camera can do HDR and it can do panoramas, but like you note, it can't do
>> both for some reason.
>>
>
> One guess for why it doesn't do both is that the two photography modes
> have contrasting requirements. For HDR you want to hold the camera
> still so it can easily align the different exposures, but for panoramas
> you need to move the camera. Not that solving this is impossible, but I
> bet getting really nice results would be trickier than with either alone.
Solution 1: Blur the ever-loving crap out of the result. Since you're
mostly looking for illumination, alignment errors between exposures
shouldn' matter too much.
Solution 2: (don't know if this is possible) create panoramic at
various exposures and combine the panoramic pictures.
You'll probably have to work with a computer app to do that, rather than
just a phone app, however.
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