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Anyone camping out in front of a AT&T store to get an Iphone?
Anyone camping out?
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nope.
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Why go through the grief of beta-testing it for Apple when you can just sit back, wait for the first round of bugs to be resolved and then buy it at your leisure after you know what you're getting yourself into?
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two people already are in line, over four days ahead of its launch:
http://www.electronista.com/articles...lineups.begin/ and an interview: http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/video/exc...-ny-272140.php |
sad. that phone is nothing really special for the price
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My 16-year-old son wants one. I'll let him camp out and then show up as the store opens.
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This is a line.
This is how you stand on it. This is where you put the $600. This is how you make a call. This is how you create hype. -David |
Why would you camp in front of an AT&T store when you can camp in front of an Apple store?
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Originally Posted by jason8612
(Post 7957184)
sad. that phone is nothing really special for the price
So you took multiple pics at different exposures and blended them together? Did you use a tripod? Are the real buildings painted with such bright colors or is that a post-processing effect? When I think of HDR, where it's really needed is if you're inside a cathedral and sunlight is streaming inside the windows. You can see the interiors where there isn't direct sunlight with the human eye but with digital, the windows bloom too much and you can't see the details at all where there isn't direct sunlight. Film captures it but digital doesn't. |
Originally Posted by wco81
(Post 7958913)
Hey I saw your HDR photos. Thanks :)
So you took multiple pics at different exposures and blended them together? Yes. 3 different or more exposures and blend them together Did you use a tripod? Yup Are the real buildings painted with such bright colors or is that a post-processing effect? Nop, post-processing When I think of HDR, where it's really needed is if you're inside a cathedral and sunlight is streaming inside the windows. You can see the interiors where there isn't direct sunlight with the human eye but with digital, the windows bloom too much and you can't see the details at all where there isn't direct sunlight. Film captures it but digital doesn't. Take a look at http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=685657 |
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