Scalado's Android OS Photobomber-Remover

http://news.yahoo.com …everywhere-173623034.html

Summary: Take several shots of the same scene--images are procecced in-camera/phone, editing out any pesky people that aren't in all of the shots.

Very cool app--and it appears to only be available on Android devices. This would make life a heckuva lot easier for us DSLR users in heavy-traffic areas. Hopefully a feature like this gets added into future bodies, but I'm not holding my breath. We've already got cameras that take multiple shots for auto-HDR, bracketing, pano... this wouldn't be much different. Just pay licensing fees... But one would imagine that the experience would be improved if the LCD was a touchscreen.

Of course, this type of thing could be handed in post-processing, but boy would that be a lot of work. And Adobes intelligent spot-healing is all but useless for large patches.

This app is enough to make me switch from iPhone to Droid

That's nuts!

There's already a device for this.

It's called the Lee Big Stopper 10-stop ND filter.

MOkoFOko wrote in post #13957520
http://news.yahoo.com …everywhere-173623034.html

Summary: Take several shots of the same scene--images are procecced in-camera/phone, editing out any pesky people that aren't in all of the shots.

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Of course, this type of thing could be handed in post-processing, but boy would that be a lot of work. And Adobes intelligent spot-healing is all but useless for large patches.

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I don't get it, are you saying it is currently hard to do with a DSLR? Simply taking multiple shots of the same scene and then blending together the areas that don't have people doesn't seem to hard to do in post to me, and for some it's a common processing technique. The deghosting function in HDR software also does this. Granted it seems like a neat feature for a phone, but I don't use the camera on my phone anyway (except to take pictures of things like labels so I remember them when I get where I'm going).

slick app, but if i had to watch anymore of that bill weir guy i'd go postal. he's just to jerky for me...like someone had a cattle prod up his butt.

Scatterbrained wrote in post #13958492
I don't get it, are you saying it is currently hard to do with a DSLR? Simply taking multiple shots of the same scene and then blending together the areas that don't have people doesn't seem to hard to do in post to me, and for some it's a common processing technique. The deghosting function in HDR software also does this. Granted it seems like a neat feature for a phone, but I don't use the camera on my phone anyway (except to take pictures of things like labels so I remember them when I get where I'm going).

Its a pain in the ass for me. If it's easy for you to do, good for you, I guess Would you like a cookie?

MOkoFOko wrote in post #13960406
Its a pain in the ass for me. If it's easy for you to do, good for you, I guess Would you like a cookie?

Thin Mint please. (it is GSC season after all)

try this method...
http://photo.tutsplus.​com …emove-people-from-photos/

as to the app, i know a few photobomb enthusiasts that will be pretty upset

DreDaze wrote in post #13963032
try this method...
http://photo.tutsplus.​com …emove-people-from-photos/

as to the app, i know a few photobomb enthusiasts that will be pretty upset

not as good as photobomb, not nearly as intuitive.

but very nice to know

MOkoFOko wrote in post #13960406
Its a pain in the ass for me. If it's easy for you to do, good for you, I guess Would you like a cookie?

Try PhotoAcute interface is a bit basic but very impressive results.
http://www.photoacute.​com/