Hardly recognizable on the standard rendering (jpeg below), HDR techniques were employed on the raw-format image. After developing with different exposure values in Silkypix, the resulting three tif-files were combined to a Pseudo-HDR using FDRTools.
The cloud in the upper left-hand corner is obviously the cause for the diagonal dark band extending towards the anti-solar point. The other dark bands could be caused by (unnoticed) clouds overhead.The mountaintop on the horizon opposite to the sun is Cerro Campo 25 de Mayo, el. 1338m, 12.7 km away.
EXIF data for image P1150024:
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX150
f=7.8mm, 1/125sec, f/3.1 ISO 100
Excursions to Balcon de El Calafate provided exclusively by Mil Outdoor Adventure, regular price US $ 50 w/o solar eclipse.
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See the blog entry of July 20, 2010
