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A few from this morning’s walk. It was very foggy
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Do most of you leave scene detection on? Curious what’s best for some of these awesome pics
I have it off though I'm not sure if it would have any effect when shooting ProRAW, which I always use and process in Lightroom.
A 100+ yr old dairy farm going through some renovations, down the road from the farm where I grew up....
One of my favorite watering holes. I was bummed when they retired Snoop Laser Snake....
My favorite beverage. No cultural implications intended.
One of my favorite watering holes. I was bummed when they retired Snoop Laser Snake....
My favorite beverage. No cultural implications intended.
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I had the same doubt and I also asked this question here. I leave it activated by trusting Apple machine learning 😅
Thanks. Yes it was, and just a quick conversion to JPG with Adobe's Camera Raw in Photoshop.
Yes it's Huntington Beach. I've only visited piers on the West coast but it's still one of my favorites. You usually see a number of photographers there around sunset.
Freshly shorn labradoodle not happy with her new "de-poofed" look.
Here's an unadulterated pic straight out of the phone, night mode, 1s exposure.
Really nice shot but the metadata says 1/33 sec. exposure. Had you set exposure time in the camera app?
Edit: This article shows differences between shooting times and what is reported in EXIF data in Night Mode -
https://www.alessandromichelazzi.com/night-mode-iphone-12-pro-max-florence-italy/
Perhaps it's the computational photography in Night Mode taking multiple shots and combining them for the final shot - EXIF reports the time of an individual shot?
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