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iPhone 15 Pro 🌍 📱 Pictures Taken with iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max Photos up Thread 🌟 - Worldwide - (2023-2024) 📱 🌎
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Wow…. Excellent! Very DSLR like. Rule of thirds, leading lines… great shot
Yes ois is a lot better but thats already the same with 14 pro max which is also a lot better than the 13. I think the 15 is the same only processing is a tad better i use a ram. Mount with x grip and suction cup. And focus just tap and hold on the screen of the phone on which part of the inage to focus. And it locks it.
Just to show what the 25X (or cropped 5X) zoom looks like I took these this weekend. 1X and 25X. Nothing you want to make an enlarged print with but still pretty impressive I thought for a phone.
Nothing great... was a raw .dng from procam converted to jpg to fit here, enedited.
Question before I go upload wild, what are the size and dimension limits so I can at least do the biggest and largest size for quality (with my crappy photos? lol). I find it harder taking photos with the phone compared to my dslr's. Maybe it's my shaky hands.
Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max (Stock camera, 1x, 24mm, 2s, f/1.7, ISO 8000, 12.19MP)
Handheld 10s exposure
I love this camera! Haven’t really gone anywhere to take advantage of it…. But I’m impressed with just taking pictures testing with low light compared to my old 12 pro!
Quick shot at Toronto subway stop. Had to crop picture as it was to big for the forums.
I'm not seeing much difference at all between regular photos taken at 24 mp and RAW (set to "up to" 48 mp) on my 15pro. I5x (max) zoom for the shot, then zoomed in as much as I could to see how much detail the regular shot v the RAW captured and the difference was minimal--obviously both were extremely blurry, the RAW seems like maybe some words (on the pillow I shot from across the room) were a tiny bit more defined. For the difference in size between a regular and a RAW photo I thought there'd be a bigger difference, or am I missing something?
While I don't see a ton of difference myself (eyesight is rubbish now anyway) there is a lot more leeway in editing with RAW if one uses Lightroom, Photoshop or other high end program. I'll do all my edits for worthy photos in PS or LR.
Here’s some not very good portrait photos of my cats Reno (white and orange) and Pig (grey long haired) in very low light. Although they aren’t good photos I still think the phone does a good job in these conditions, which is why I’m posting them.
Worm action after cleaning up the leafs in backyard
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