Picture365-Take3/June/jun15

jun15.jpg - This is a 'super resolution' picture taken with my cellphone. It consists of 10 images. It is really not that sharp here, because the cellphone camera is just not that good. But, the software- PhotoAcute, also uses the multiple frames to remove the rampant noise, and- a nice side effect, the JPEG tiling patterns that unfortunately cellphone cameras introduce by not allowing you to pick a higher quality setting. The result is a pleasantly smooth picture, even if still not the sharpest. The wind was blowing a little bit, so the tree in the middle shows some artifacting.Mods: Super Resolution combo

jun15 | This is a 'super resolution' picture taken with my cellphone. It consists of 10 images. It is really not that sharp here, because the cellphone camera is just not that good. But, the software- PhotoAcute, also uses the multiple frames to remove the rampant noise, and- a nice side effect, the JPEG tiling patterns that unfortunately cellphone cameras introduce by not allowing you to pick a higher quality setting. The result is a pleasantly smooth picture, even if still not the sharpest. The wind was blowing a little bit, so the tree in the middle shows some artifacting. Mods: Super Resolution combo

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$OK, here's a more instantaneous view of it. I tried again tonight, and added a second floodlight on the opposite side to double the light, then increased the ISO to 2000, shutter speed at 1/2500s, aperture at f10, for some depth of field. This quite well froze the action! Mind you, this shape maintains itself for a tiny fraction of a second. At 6.3fps, there is exactly 1 frame with water in it before I get a black frame with no more water. This time, I used black tape to secure the needle to a straw. It was less obvious, but I still airbrushed it out.Mods: Airbrushed out the straw bearing the pricking needle.$

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