Are you
one of the lucky few that got handed a set of Google Glass and had
$1,500 dollars to burn? Great stuff! A new camera feature for your expensive pair of
specs just got released.
Making good on their promise to update Google Glass monthly, the company has just launched
a patch that delivers two crucial photo-focused features to their universal
soldier eye wear: HDR images and on-the-fly voice powered photo annotations.
HDR (High Vibrant Range) images is a function you may have seen on your mobile phone's camera, even though you probably don't know what it's all about. Built into quite a few of today's mobile phones, the “HDR” function, put simply, shoots a series of photographs in extremely quick succession at multiple exposures, then morphs these photographs together to offer one with the best brightness tones.
Have a look at the comparison slideshow bellow, major difference, right?
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