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iPhone X Pics Taken with iPhone X
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Can I request that when you post pictures of city scapes or other outdoors scenes, that you state where they are?
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
Here are few from the iPhoneX.
Venice, Dec 2017
[doublepost=1514405947][/doublepost]Just one more ( this one was compressed - the live photo, with the sun glinting off of the water is amazing ):
Venice, Dec 2017
[doublepost=1514405947][/doublepost]Just one more ( this one was compressed - the live photo, with the sun glinting off of the water is amazing ):
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Yes, photograph and raw and then use something like LR to post process the raw file.
You have to remember that all cell phone sensors are tiny in the big realm of things and as such produce a lot of noise.
Take some photos in raw and look at the unprocessed file in LR or your app of choice and you’ll see the amount of noise the sensor produces.
Most people are completely intolerant of any noise thus most cell phones apply a ton of noise reduction at the cost of lost detail. This makes the vast majority of people happy.
Pictures of the Christmas Tree! Great low light performance with this camera! The only lights that were on in this room when I took the pictures were the Christmas tree lights.
What does darkroom do? I have so many photo apps I don’t know which ones to use as when lol. Photoshop express, LR, snapseed, camera +, vsco, aviary, Afterlight, colorpop, procamera.. help please lol
I’m new to live photo, I randomly takes photo to test the camera and some how it made it to a live photo rather than a still photo. How do I disable it?
Tap on the circle icon in the camera app (too centre). If it’s yellow, then Live Photos is activated, if it’s white then it is disabled.
Thank you! I’m still not entirely sure what does that even do other than using a live photo as a live wallpaper.
They're fun, they give you a chance to capture moments just before a press of the shutter (think, lightning strikes, that sort of thing) and if you live in a country where the iPhone makes a ridiculous shutter sound even if it's on silent mode (Japan and Korea, for example) the shutter sound is MUCH more discreet than a non-Live Photo.