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iPhone 14 Pro 🌍 📱 Pictures Taken with iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max 💫 - Worldwide 📱 🌎
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Thank you. I literally snapped it with one hand on the phone and the other trying to hold a 6 month old lol. Phones are powerful.
Shot beneath the panoramic roof in my car
And today's set of 176 flea market shots, all 48 Mpixels: https://www.flickr.com/photos/33448355@N07/albums/72177720302526177
Maybe getting ready to sell this 10th anniversary iPhone.
Should I keep it as a collectible?
Should I keep it as a collectible?
Someone’s front yard. Night mode shot. 14 pro max, ProRAW & Lightroom
The new iPhone did great with recording accurate colors.
The new iPhone did great with recording accurate colors.
The sky above my house last night.
The upload compression isn’t doing justice to how much the phone’s cameras captured. Pretty respectable for a phone. Here’s an area pulled from that same photo.
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Lens Model: iPhone 14 Pro back camera 9mm f/2.8
Misty September morning, 9am
What a splendid photo. Just how regal and majestic does that cat look…he’s gorgeous 😍
Can you give us his name and breed etc. please?…along with a few more shots of him if you can and/or don’t mind?
Andy
Today, Jyväskylä, Finland, autumn colors, converted from 48 Mpixel ProRAWs with Preview with absolutely no post-processing.
Original images here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/33448355@N07/albums/72177720302546937 (use Download > Original!). Note that the album also has the phone's (12 Mpixel) HEIC output for comparison. I tried to produce as comparable images as possible so I tried keeping the framing etc. the same between shooting the 48 Mpixel ProRAW and the 12 Mpixel HEIC counterparts. As you can see, all original HEIC shots are marred by oversharpening issues - that's the single worst thing with iPhones and that's one should shoot ProRAW only. Look for images with "-origHEIC" in their names; those are the iPhone's direct 12 Mpixel HEIC shots.
EDIT: for some reason, I don't seem to be able to attach these images, not even after a massive crop + reexport at a higher compression rate. I wanted to attach this:
and this:
Original images here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/33448355@N07/albums/72177720302546937 (use Download > Original!). Note that the album also has the phone's (12 Mpixel) HEIC output for comparison. I tried to produce as comparable images as possible so I tried keeping the framing etc. the same between shooting the 48 Mpixel ProRAW and the 12 Mpixel HEIC counterparts. As you can see, all original HEIC shots are marred by oversharpening issues - that's the single worst thing with iPhones and that's one should shoot ProRAW only. Look for images with "-origHEIC" in their names; those are the iPhone's direct 12 Mpixel HEIC shots.
EDIT: for some reason, I don't seem to be able to attach these images, not even after a massive crop + reexport at a higher compression rate. I wanted to attach this:
and this:
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Very quick point and shoot, no editing (except the white box)
Some other local images I've shot today (most at 48 Mpixels!):
Two LIDLs: https://www.flickr.com/photos/33448355@N07/albums/72177720302559753
Flea markets: https://www.flickr.com/photos/33448355@N07/albums/72177720302559448
Lohikoski school: https://www.flickr.com/photos/33448355@N07/albums/72177720302538436
New graffitis: https://www.flickr.com/photos/33448355@N07/albums/72177720302548187
A cool example from the latter album:
Two LIDLs: https://www.flickr.com/photos/33448355@N07/albums/72177720302559753
Flea markets: https://www.flickr.com/photos/33448355@N07/albums/72177720302559448
Lohikoski school: https://www.flickr.com/photos/33448355@N07/albums/72177720302538436
New graffitis: https://www.flickr.com/photos/33448355@N07/albums/72177720302548187
A cool example from the latter album:
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This thread must be taking up a ton of space on the MR servers…
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