That's why iMessage is so awesome and underrated, photos and video quality stays the same when sending them to other people.
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Other Photos taken with the 12 Pro Max only
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That's why iMessage is so awesome and underrated, photos and video quality stays the same when sending them to other people.
iMessage is indeed great however 95% of the people on my friends list don’t have iPhones. Whatsapp is the main messaging app. I suspect for any countries outside of the US Whatsapp is the main way to interact on a cellphone message wise.
Unless you try to send a slow motion video, then it plays „regular“ apparently
I can’t wait to get a 12 pro max. My X would have had the background between the leaves in focus.
Completely fair. I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to offend anyone, but can understand it being taken that way. I’m just not really seeing the difference between the 11 Pro and 12 Pro Max images I’ve seen. That’s all, continue on.
Night shot test @ Cal Poly Pomona (no post prod)
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From the 11 there is a meaningful difference for me, and most of it comes down to how much darker it needs to be for Night mode to kick in. The main camera is also extremely sharp - everyone's focused on bigger pixels and image stabilization, but not enough talk on how crisp that lens is.
The 12 Pro vs Pro Max will be more splitting hairs for now, but I suspect that once the ProRAW release hits, the Pro Max will easily separate itself from the pack, and the differences will be meaningful. The bigger the sensor, the more latitude for editing.
And then there’s the bad. Seems like whatever coating they put in the lens, it’s really susceptible to horrible lens flare - like alien invasion lens flare
Excellent... I like this thread
some of my photos. I haven’t been able to get pro quality shots yet. But I’m working on it
some of my photos. I haven’t been able to get pro quality shots yet. But I’m working on it
Yes, exactly. If you use a tripod or something else similar, the camera will recognise the extra stability after a few seconds, and give you the option of a longer exposure.
Not liking some of the pics I see here, looks like 11 Pro with a HDR filter turned up too high resulting in a loss of depth in the image. Some of the images look too flat I find myself getting confused and not knowing where to look in the pic (this happens with almost all the night shots I’ve seen and a decent number of daylight shots).
BTW this has nothing to do with the photographers and their compositions, the image processing seems to be the issue.
BTW this has nothing to do with the photographers and their compositions, the image processing seems to be the issue.
I agree with you in certain cases. Doing a landscape shot using night mode kind of left the phone trying to wonder what to even color in the first place. But if you have enough lighting on your target in night mode and the detail is nice. That being said, I’m finding post production a wee bit more tedious than working with an actual camera, along with shots just looking a wee bit blobby.
TL>DR; it’s a cellphone camera that’s no where close to a full time camera. You’ll be happier if the baseline wasn’t that.