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Pictures Taken with iPhone 6 / 6 Plus
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Here are a few I took on my recent cruise to the Western Caribbean!
Here is the AFT pool looking towards downtown Miami.
Here is the AFT pool looking towards downtown Miami.
Almost that time of the year ����! Don't you guys wish you were a little kid again, especially in this season? Taken with the iphone 6 plus.
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The noise reduction ruined this photo completely. I can see it just about every other photo in this thread unless their is really good natural lighting, and even then it is noticeable to a small degree.
This was taken at Disneyland earlier this week.. This was seconds before I dropped my phone on the cold hard pavement -- luckily it landed face up so there was no damage at all, no cracked screen. I guess the case did its job.
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iPhone 6+, no edits made
awesome pic, I am sure someone will say its blotchy and the 6 and 6 + takes horrible pics but I think this is amazing for a phone
Im suprised that not a lot more people have made a bigger deal of the image quality on the 6 and 6+. Im not a professional photographer by any means, but when I buy a phone that is 900€, I am expecting it to take good pictures without tricks involved.
I got the 6+ yesterday and was immediately disappointed by the picture quality. The monet/watercolor effect people talk about is seen in the pictures of the majority (unless they have been made much smaller than the original size).
Here are 4 pictures I have taken that show the problem:
(no hdr, no zooming–only 2 are cropped. Make sure to check the photos in their full size.)
The above picture took me a lot of work in low light settings and it still looks blurry.
I even got VSCOcam to see if ISO settings would make a difference, but nope.
I got the 6+ yesterday and was immediately disappointed by the picture quality. The monet/watercolor effect people talk about is seen in the pictures of the majority (unless they have been made much smaller than the original size).
Here are 4 pictures I have taken that show the problem:
(no hdr, no zooming–only 2 are cropped. Make sure to check the photos in their full size.)
The above picture took me a lot of work in low light settings and it still looks blurry.
I even got VSCOcam to see if ISO settings would make a difference, but nope.
I get that too occasionally. Has anyone here found an app that would deal with the noise removal? I've tried to search, but found nothing yet.
