i own canon dslr's and nikon film slr's. I know this. I can take just as good pictures as these in this thread with an iPhone 5. its a disappointment.
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iPhone 7 Plus Photography
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i own canon dslr's and nikon film slr's. I know this. I can take just as good pictures as these in this thread with an iPhone 5. its a disappointment.
Well go get a galaxy note 7 or the new Google pixel phone then if you're that worried about it. Or just continue shooting with your iPhone 5s. Just find something that will make you happy because complaining to this form really isn't going to do you any good.
I have a 6s. I was just saying. It's great because the saying is 'the best camera is the one you have with you'. but for that i'd rather bring my canon in a backpack if i'm bike riding or something. but if I'm out with someone sometimes all you have is your phone. for hobbyist who are into photography would know. sometimes its better if you have a real camera with you. there was someone on engadget who reviewed the new sony a99II. their new full frame a-mount camera, 3grand for the body and was testing it with 2 lenses that were 2 grand or more. still took 'crappy' test photos.
all the money in the world with camera equipment can't make you take better pictures if you don't know what you're doing.
Lucky shiny hunt. Less than 50 soft resets, for anyone who understands what that means. ^^
Lucky shiny hunt. Less than 50 soft resets, for anyone who understands what that means. ^^
That one wasn't. The raw files I shoot are usually in better light, otherwise there would be too much noise in low light. I haven't tried it yet, but if i shoot raw in this low of light, I'll need to set the ISO to 100 or lower. I tend to use ProCamera 10 with the lowlight option as it produces a very clean image with 60 stacks and there is no noise. Soon I'll try raw on the skyline and see how it does. However ProCamera 10 is hard to beat with its lowlight mode.
Picture of my daughter taken with portrait mode in the stock camera app.
It's not Pro Light, it is ProCamera and within the app is lowlight mode. Here is the app
ProCamera. by Cocologics
https://appsto.re/us/BN3zP.i
Using this app in lowlight mode will clean up a high ISO image. That is unfortunately a $2.99 in app purchase. You just have to hold still while it takes the photo.
Picture of my daughter taken with portrait mode in the stock camera app.
very nice picture/backround
Masterpiece! Now THAT is art!New shoes getting broken in on a trip to San Antonio.
While you may have intended to be sarcastic, I do feel like the Portrait mode on the 7 Plus can very much take the mundane subject and turn it into something greater than itself.
With a modern iPhone, you get so much detail and impressive colors.
Some back yard pics with the stock camera app.
Critics welcome.
Critics welcome.
https://instagram.com/p/BNN-8JmhhMb/
Shot a video of my trip to Asia and got around to editing it in iMovie.
Shot a video of my trip to Asia and got around to editing it in iMovie.
iPhone 7 Plus portrait mode:
It does well so far. Processed with Snapseed
It does well so far. Processed with Snapseed
Testing the Portrait mode 
Stock camera app without editing
Stock camera app without editing
