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Other Photos taken with the 12 Pro Max only
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HEIC is Apples High Efficiency File system for images taken on iPhones. It is a high quality compression system for them
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I see. Not sure about that. I just posted a pic from my phone so it works there but not from my MacBook which is fine. Just glad I can contribute!
No problem. HEIC format can be used for photos on the iPhone instead of JPEG - HEIC is high efficiency and uses less storage. But not all devices can handle HEIC format - hence my question on your MacBook (I don't own any Mac devices). The issue is described here -
https://www.howtogeek.com/398927/how-to-convert-heic-images-to-jpg-on-a-mac-the-easy-way/
Maybe someone with a Mac here can jump in and say whether you can do a direct drop of an HEIC image onto a MacBook Pro.
On the iPhone, you can change default format for taking pictures under Settings for Camera.
Thank you very much, guys! I thought my device was faulty, since on iPhone 11 Pro Max I hadn't noticed that.
I see a lot of car pictures posted. I'm not much of a car guy, probably because I grew up with trucks, 4x4's and dirt bikes on the farm. I've had a lot of motorcycles over the years, and this is one of my favorites. A 43 year old Honda Goldwing converted into a cafe bike.
Edit: I just checked and I took this with my wife's 11P at the end of last year. Haven't had the bike out this winter, so I'll update it with a pic from my 12PM the next warm day! My bad.
Edit: I just checked and I took this with my wife's 11P at the end of last year. Haven't had the bike out this winter, so I'll update it with a pic from my 12PM the next warm day! My bad.
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Photo taken with 12 pro max of a custom paint job I did on an older aibo model.
I've been staying at home since Christmas and I haven't been able to take many pictures, but yesterday I got bored and decided to take these pictures. They are with night mode, steady and with long exposure, not RAW. I am impressed by the level of detail for the little light that was in the room (only the TV illuminated the room).
I think I have vivid turned on in the filters built into the camera app.
Right the iPhone 11 Pro max main lens has a 6 element optical image stabilization unit, now the iPhone 12 Pro Max has a 7 element sensor-shift image stabilization unit,
That extra element could be causing the distortion, or the sensor-shift could be the “problem”...
This camera is ridiculous! No lights on in the room. Just a tv and my MacBook.
