December 19th, 2009 | 
Author: I’m still working on the trip report (Liar, I haven’t started yet), but I’ve started to go through the pictures. I did a bit of experimenting with High Dynamic Range photography. It involves taking a series of differently exposed photographs (1 under, 1 normal and 1 over) of an image in quick succession and processing them together later. It’s meant to more accurately reproduce the detail range of the eye so that the image more closely matches what you actually saw.
I’m not 100% satisfied with this one, but I am willing to share it. This is part of the Canadian Pavilion at Epcot around 10pm:
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Very cool. Showed it to Benny too and he agrees. At first it looks like a graphic then it gets destrubingly more ‘real’, hard to explain.
It’s neat, eh? I’ve got to experiment more now that I have an idea how to process the images.
I thought the same thing as Lou.
You know – I haven’t been to Epcot since 1987. In fact, I haven’t been back to Floriday since then, either.
So now – stop teasing and get to work on the rest of them, eh?
I’m slowly adding pictures to my Disney Flickr set. Naturally, I’m starting with the fun stuff and doing the HDR.