That shot of the castle with the Walt Disney statue is pretty impressive. It can be really hard to get both the foreground and background properly exposed. Is that an HDR photo?
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.
Pictures Taken with iPhone 6 / 6 Plus
- Thread starter Telp
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
It seems that VSCO Cam is very popular. Any others that you guys use? I've got the Photoshop app and Camera+ and iPhoto.
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Manual-camera-app-for-iOS-8-gives-you-full-control-adjust-ISO-shutter-speed-manual-focus-and-white-balance_id60994
Just so you know, it would be *hanged himself. Way too many people get this wrong.
With the app Manual, I am able to change iso and shutter speed. Aperture is fixed to 2.2.
Did anyone try a manual camera app with night shots?
The standard camera app is optimized for shooting straight of your hand, for which it works great. The downside of this that the camera app tries to avoid motion blur and in low light situations, the ISO light sensitivity is increased resulting in grainy night shots.
However, with manual camera apps it is possible to use a slow shutter speed (maximum 1 second) with low ISO light sensitivity. If you use a steady base (no one can hold their phone perfectly still for one second), I suspect the iPhone would be able to produce great photos.
So, did anyone try
? I will tonight with my 5, but that's old tech .
The standard camera app is optimized for shooting straight of your hand, for which it works great. The downside of this that the camera app tries to avoid motion blur and in low light situations, the ISO light sensitivity is increased resulting in grainy night shots.
However, with manual camera apps it is possible to use a slow shutter speed (maximum 1 second) with low ISO light sensitivity. If you use a steady base (no one can hold their phone perfectly still for one second), I suspect the iPhone would be able to produce great photos.
So, did anyone try
? I will tonight with my 5, but that's old tech .
Did anyone try a manual camera app with night shots?
The standard camera app is optimized for shooting straight of your hand, for which it works great. The downside of this that the camera app tries to avoid motion blur and in low light situations, the ISO light sensitivity is increased resulting in grainy night shots.
However, with manual camera apps it is possible to use a slow shutter speed (maximum 1 second) with low ISO light sensitivity. If you use a steady base (no one can hold their phone perfectly still for one second), I suspect the iPhone would be able to produce great photos.
So, did anyone try
I have not tried yet, but this is my plan.
I have phablet tripod mount for my 6 Plus on order from Amazon.
I found an app that does longer than 1 second exposure but it hasn't been updated since December 2013 and I haven't tried it yet. I might just try it.
I'm excited to see what the result will be. I have seen long exposure photos done on 5s and it was impressive. If there's another app that can utilize the bulb mode, I think the results would be stunning.
There hasn't been a need for a regular point and shoot camera since the 4S. I was really hoping this release would have a bigger sensor (since the phone is bigger), and an f/2 lens, but it's nice to see them working on their processing algorithms.
These are my favorite shared photos thus far. I recognized the VSCOcam filter edits right away. Easily one of my favorite photography apps.
I took a few pictures at a gaming expo here on a Iphone 6 plus.
https://www.storehouse.co/stories/t5ctu-eurogamer-london-2014
and some other London snaps here
https://www.storehouse.co/stories/t4b8s-touristy-london
https://www.storehouse.co/stories/t5ctu-eurogamer-london-2014
and some other London snaps here
https://www.storehouse.co/stories/t4b8s-touristy-london