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Pictures Taken with iPhone 6 / 6 Plus
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The first and last image i used the c1 preset. The middle image was the k3 preset. I do tweek them some though. Increase highlights and adjust tones
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Well thank you
Uh oh - green spot ?!
Geez... I was going to send you all a pic of my kid proudly sitting behind the Playmobil "castle" he quickly put together (with compilation of strange castle pieces) and then to show how low the light was I took a pic pointed up at a dim frosted lightbulb (the kind meant to be without a shade). That's when I saw the green dot. Any ideas what this is about? I could see it through the viewfinder too, as I was taking the pic.
Geez... I was going to send you all a pic of my kid proudly sitting behind the Playmobil "castle" he quickly put together (with compilation of strange castle pieces) and then to show how low the light was I took a pic pointed up at a dim frosted lightbulb (the kind meant to be without a shade). That's when I saw the green dot. Any ideas what this is about? I could see it through the viewfinder too, as I was taking the pic.
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I've had a different experience.
Many shots, even in bright daylight, show faces and objects as terribly distorted when zoomed.
The "claymation effect" I call it. People look like sculptures of clay.
Comparing to other shots on my roll from my 5, there is big difference in sharpness.
Trying to upload examples showing this clearly but it hangs up
The best shot I've seen here is the close up of the cat.
Enlarged it and it holds the details well.
I'm disappointed and have a Genius appt soon.
Maybe it's just my phone - all my other iphones have been great.
(btw, I spelled Genius as Fenius and the Apple native keyboard couldn't predict the correct word - that's pretty bad compared to Swift Key)
Many shots, even in bright daylight, show faces and objects as terribly distorted when zoomed.
The "claymation effect" I call it. People look like sculptures of clay.
Comparing to other shots on my roll from my 5, there is big difference in sharpness.
Trying to upload examples showing this clearly but it hangs up
The best shot I've seen here is the close up of the cat.
Enlarged it and it holds the details well.
I'm disappointed and have a Genius appt soon.
Maybe it's just my phone - all my other iphones have been great.
(btw, I spelled Genius as Fenius and the Apple native keyboard couldn't predict the correct word - that's pretty bad compared to Swift Key)
House of Fraser #building #architecture #plymouth #iPhone6Plus by gavinfabl100, on Flickr----------
Purplicious Flowers #iPhone6Plus by gavinfabl100, on Flickr
It's a ghost from the light you shot straight at (kind of like a little flare). Perfectly normal when you have a harsh direct light in the frame.
