[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Blue6IX:
There are two sets of pictures in this post.

Before - One set was taken after the flood on the morning of August 28th, 2011 - it was overcast. (Summer looking pictures)

After - Second set was taken this afternoon just passed Feb 3rd 2012 - bright and cloudless. (Winter looking pictures)

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The pictures today are even further off from the originals because there are no leaves to block the already much increased amount of ambient light. A few pictures in particular go from leafy dim background to bright sky in the same frame - that's bound to change the color dynamics of what's received.

(I can always go get more when I want/have time. To get the same tone i'd have to go in the morning on an overcast day, for now having pictures that seem more washed out then they are compared to the darker first batch is all I got.)

Because of how bright the sky is in some of these 'after' pictures, the over-all tone of the photograph is lighter in comparison - just so no one thinks somethings wrong with the camera if they are new to photography.

None of these pictures are edited, straight from the doubleshot and all are taken at the highest resolution possible.

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Here is the direct comparison between then and now for the waterfall i've already posted in this thread. Before in widescreen, After is standard. Sweepshot mode.

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Here are some pictures at the next waterfall down, maybe a mile down-stream from the one above. House is hidden by branch in flood picture. Before picture is in widescreen, after picture is standard. Sweepshot mode.

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I actually had to get wet to get this one so the house was hidden by the branch in the flood picture. Both are the same picture settings.

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The next flood picture is in standard, the after picture is in widescreen. Auto mode.

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Where those people are standing is almost where I was standing in the water. I was on the step after the last visible one. Both the same picture settings, Auto mode.

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The white house on the left side of the last picture is the Valley Green Inn.

The water right in front of it has a lot of ducks that hang out because people feed them all the time, and kids love to come see the ducks. They are pretty friendly.

I definitely could have gotten better pictures out of the second set by manually adjusting the image settings in the menu - but I wanted to see how it did on it's own.

All of the check-box settings (auto enhance and whatnot) were turned off for sure on the second set, pretty sure on the first set.

I love the HTC sweepshot. It works really well when you learn how to use it. It's simple to pick up, but every slight angle you make with the lens while recording can have a different effect on the image outcome. You'd be surprised how wide of a picture you can take based on how you do it.

Edit:

For those two shots from on the bridge in the last set, sorry about the distance in image discrepancy. The first time I stuck it over the side of the bridge to cut out a tree that had fallen on it. It was cold out today, and it's always colder in that valley. I did this one near the end and my hands were pretty numb from the windchill. I wasn't gonna risk a long drop to a watery grave for a couple of pixels of closeness.

You can see that tree that had fallen on it in the next one down that's a closer shot of the water level under it.