A few day ago we showed you how to manually enable the HDR feature on the iPod Touch 4 and now you can do it via this tweak. That’s it, not much to say here…
New day, new tweak in Cydia: iPod Touch 4 HDR Enabler. A few day ago we showed you how to manually enable the HDR feature on the iPod Touch 4 and now you can do it via this tweak. That’s it, not much to say here…
iPod Touch 4 HDR Enabler is available in Cydia via ModMyi repo…
There are quite a few ways to enable HDR photos on iPhone 3G/3Gs but none for the new iPod Touch. That’s mainly because there was no jailbreak for it, until today.
There are quite a few ways to enable HDR photos on iPhone 3G/3Gs ( here, here, here ) but none for the new iPod Touch. That’s mainly because there was no jailbreak for it, until today.
Continue reading “HOW TO: Enable HDR Photos On iPod Touch 4G [FIXED]”
Even though initially the feature was pushed just for the iPhone 4, it was also planed for the iPhone 3Gs , and Apple might enable it natively for this device in future iOS updates….
Ever since Apple introduced the HDR feature for the iPhone 4, we explained what HDR photography is, and even showed you how to enable the feature on the iPhone 3G/3Gs ( here, here and here ) . Even though initially the feature was pushed just for the iPhone 4, it was also planed for the iPhone 3Gs , and Apple might enable it natively for this device in future iOS updates….
Continue reading “HDR Photography Coming To The iPhone 3Gs Natively”
Blunty, explains in this vid above what exactly HDR photography means, and compares the HDR feature in iOS 4.1 with Pro HDR iPhone app.
HDR Photography on your iPhone can enable you to take spectacularly beautiful photos, but some people are still a little bit confused about, what HDR really means. Blunty, explains in the vid above what exactly HDR photography means, and compares the HDR feature in iOS 4.1 with Pro HDR iPhone app.
You can buy Pro HDR iPhone app for $1.99 from the app store…
Later edit:
Here’s a of HDR video demo. I won’t be surprised if Apple will implement this feature in iOS 5 or 6. So remember where you’ve seen it first…
