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The African Penguin display at the California Academy of Sciences

A long exposure of the Toll Plaza in Red Hook. Maybe it is time to get a tripod so I don’t always have to find things to rest my camera on for exposures like this one.

I went through some of my older photos today and I found this one as part of a set I took this last May.

I decided to experiment with creating a high dynamic range image (HDR).  It is a tecnique for combing a set of photos with different range of exposures.  The idea is that each exposure shows a different range of detail and combining them you can see them all in one picture.  For this test I setup some objects from my apartment and set my camera on a box and turned the braketing on and took three pictures.  The brakenting took three different Exposure Values which gave me what I was looking for.

Often times I have wondered what Javascript framework a site is using, and when I had time I would check the source of the page to try and determine this, but some sites are crafty or load time conscious and stick the framework inside a non likely named something I would recognize.  Then I found WTFramework which was a nice bookmarklet that helped out.  The one issue I had with it was that pages that had more then one framework would only show one of them.

So I made some changes to add suport for multiple frameworks.  With WTFramework it would only find a single framework, if more then one was discoverable it would still show only one, I now append them all prior to showing.  As an added bonus I added ExtJS as was requested in one of the comments on the post.

Framework Bookmarklet

drag the link to your bookmarks bar and click on it whenever you want to know what frameworks are used.