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Me too, as long as Gail is keeping the lights on. Here's a Canon HDR image. 
In Response To: Wouldn't be anywhere else. ()
() Greg D. got me interested in using the High Dynamic Range tool. The camera takes 3 shots in succession; automatically bracketing 3 light meter readings-the middle range-one range above-one range below.
Then the cameras computer merges the three images. The idea is it creates a final image with 3 different light ranges to get a better exposure.
I'm not wowed yet! But have only played with it briefly. This shot was hand held and the 3 images appear perfectly focused-merged together. The image still needed a bit of lightening but the light levels were better balanced to start with.
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- The latest weather report for our friends in New England
- succinct and to the point
- That is the weather guy from the NBC afiliate
- Nantucket is reporting 55 mph winds with gusts to 65 mph. It's supposedly 34 degrees F
- We had a light sprinkle and 60 degrees here today. We didn't go to the
- Face facts! You guys are jealous. Storms make you feel sturdy and alive!
- +1
- Wouldn't be anywhere else.
- Me too, as long as Gail is keeping the lights on. Here's a Canon HDR image.
- Me too, as long as Gail is keeping the lights on. Here's a Canon HDR image.
- Yep, great if you are inside looking out
- I have to admit that I do miss a good storm once in a while!
- +1
- Blizzard of 1888
- Nantucket, Cape Cod, and the coast up toward Maine really got hammered.
or WAY south looking north. Ya'll can KEEP that white stuff!!