Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
Photos taken with your favorite phone!
- Thread starter jamezr
- WikiPost WikiPost
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
- Status
Wapanocca Lake and National Wildlife Refuge https://imgur.com/gallery/XKCmrjz
The first two are from my Canon m50, the rest from my Pixel 2 XL that I dropped in the lake. The swampy area opens up to a big lake and right in the middle I knocked it off my leg, luckily I had backup over cellular on
The first two are from my Canon m50, the rest from my Pixel 2 XL that I dropped in the lake. The swampy area opens up to a big lake and right in the middle I knocked it off my leg, luckily I had backup over cellular on
[doublepost=1563886509][/doublepost]
All taken with a Google Pixel 3XL
Thank you! The first picture was an accident...but I thought it looked to cool to delete!
Vibrant leafs. XL 2. 
I do have a bit of a concern however, and this is probably more on me, but I've been looking at this area for a bit contemplating taking a few shots and instead of loading up one of my film cameras (with monochrome film) or one of my nice digital cameras I have laying around, I opted to grab my phone, take a couple quicky shots, plop back down in my chair, run them through a quick Snapseed (slightly over processed) and post them on line.
I bring this up because, it just felt a bit mechanical, just take the shot and be on my way. I didn't want to load up my computer, process the images or deal with it.
I guess that is kinda the purpose of using a camera on a phone I mean I got the shot I pretty much thought I would. I guess I felt like I just took the easy way out to do it? I mean probably 2 minutes to grab a couple photos and another one or two and couple button clicks to process.
Not sure if I'm making sense? Anyway, I'm rambling.
I do have a bit of a concern however, and this is probably more on me, but I've been looking at this area for a bit contemplating taking a few shots and instead of loading up one of my film cameras (with monochrome film) or one of my nice digital cameras I have laying around, I opted to grab my phone, take a couple quicky shots, plop back down in my chair, run them through a quick Snapseed (slightly over processed) and post them on line.
I bring this up because, it just felt a bit mechanical, just take the shot and be on my way. I didn't want to load up my computer, process the images or deal with it.
I guess that is kinda the purpose of using a camera on a phone
I mean I got the shot I pretty much thought I would. I guess I felt like I just took the easy way out to do it? I mean probably 2 minutes to grab a couple photos and another one or two and couple button clicks to process.Not sure if I'm making sense? Anyway, I'm rambling.
A few more I just shot on the One Plus 7 Pro while taking a stroll to market. Gotta say I'm really enjoying taking photos on this phone. Never been really into taking pictures, but this phone is simply fun to use. And i think the shots l look really good
Spectacular views on the XS Max in Whistler
Great shot!
iPhone 6s - May 14, 2017 5:49 AM - Thew Talay Estate, Cha Am, Thailand
Beautiful day at Mt. Rainier (iPhone XS Max)
Thanks. Although you can see the ocean in the photo, the reflection of the sunrise is actually off of an infinity pool near the beach.
Union Station, Los Angeles - iPhone 6s - November 2017
iPhone 6s - Sukhumvit Soi 9, Bangkok - July 2018
iPhone 6s - Sukhumvit Soi 9, Bangkok - July 2018
I'm in Hot Springs, trying my Pixel 3 XL out
Hot Springs, AR https://imgur.com/gallery/1yOmNEV
Hot Springs, AR https://imgur.com/gallery/1yOmNEV
On The Beach, Cha Am Little Shop, Thailand - iPhone 6s - December 2018
Wat Mahathat, Ayutthaya, Thailand - iPhone 6s - November 2018
Wat Mahathat, Ayutthaya, Thailand - iPhone 6s - November 2018
