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iPhone 16 Pro 🌍 📱 Photos taken with iPhone 16 Pro / Pro Max 🌟 - Worldwide - (2024-2025)
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This is a 17 shot panorama taken with the iPhone 16 Pro's 5x zoom. 12MP RAW images stitched in Luminar Neo.
A very nice shot!!
I’ve taken 5x photos using the panorama camera mode. Put the iPhone on a tripod and slowly rotate. You’ll Pretty much get the same results except for the better RAW format. But pano works well.
Sky was a beautiful colour this morning.
Apple iPhone 16 Pro (Stock camera, 5x, 120mm, 0.02s, f/2.97, ISO 50, 10.35MP)
Apple iPhone 16 Pro (Stock camera, 1x, 24mm, 0.02s, f/1.7, ISO 50, 12.19MP)
My boy Rex! He’s a standard poodle
Not impressive photography, just showing off the progress of our living room refresh 
the lighting is a little difficult in this room sometimes so I suppose it fits here
the lighting is a little difficult in this room sometimes so I suppose it fits here 
Some 5x zoom of my favorite little subject playing in a very high quality mud puddle
Not the greatest quality as it’s 10x and handheld but applied to the Vivid Filter to this to bring out the colour.
A Moon shot during the day. iPhone 16 and a spotting scope. By the way, is anyone using this kind of setup? Adds a 60x zoom to iPhone 2x for 120x. Am able to shoot pics 5-10 miles away on a clear sunny day
I have a 10” and 5” telescope that I use for space. For example, M42 the Orion Nebula using the iPhone 16 pro max, a Move-Shoot-Moove iPhone adapter (Tridapter) to mount the iPhone to the eyepiece. Night mode for 30” on the 5” tracked on the Skywatcher Star Adventurer using ProRaw & Lightroom edit. Not bad. But a dark sky is best and will produce better results. I’d like to do this on a 20” telescope or larger!!
That’s an amazing picture that you did at home. As good as a professional telescope at an observatory . Nice job.
I use the Viper HD 20-60X, 85mm. And use an Ollin iphone magnetic camera case w their magnetic adapter. It’s very easy to take a telescopic photo this way. Game changer .
The pic of the Cruise ship was shot from 10.6 miles away on a clear day. It’s not tack sharp, but still never realized i could get a reasonable pic from that far away. Then again, the stars are a lot further.