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Pictures Taken with iPhone 6 / 6 Plus
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Oh my god, I thought I was the only one seeing this, especially after seeing the pictures taken during that professional photographers trip to Iceland.
I noticed this "watercolor" NR effect over the weekend when I was taking some pics of my daughter at a birthday part. It was a indoor pool party and at first I thought there was moisture on the lens causing this affect. Then I started wondering if it always like this on the the previous iPhones like my iP5 but because the resolution is higher on the iP6+, I just never noticed it until now.
I hate it as well, I would rather have the picture be more grainy when zooming in on a taken picture than have this watercolor type affect going on where my daughters face looks like she has been stuck into a painting.
I am hoping that with enough people complaining about it Apple will release a software update later on in one of the future iOS8 releases to either let the user turn it on/off or return it to the way it was before iOS8.
Holy CRAP, it's the HAMPTON BEER OUTLET! lol
I've seen a maroon McClaren MP4-12C rolling around Pittsburgh, but not this orange one.
Again...they ruin a perfectly good super car by getting a convertible...chumps.
Maroon is gone. The owner sold it to upgrade to the orange one.
@r8pro on instagram is the owner.
How recently was it sold? I just saw a Maroon convertible like two weekends ago. It was a gentleman at least 65-70 years old around Southside Works in Pittsburgh.
Apple: option for Noise Reduction reduction, please!
Definitely should be an option to lower the intensity. I can't imagine what printing a photo with any amount of this reduction would turn out like. Here's a cropped (pretty far in) image taken (ip 6) at dusk of a friend. Mosaic much?
On another note, I've attached a couple photos (square crops with a little in-phone editing) that did turn out rather nicely!
Definitely should be an option to lower the intensity. I can't imagine what printing a photo with any amount of this reduction would turn out like. Here's a cropped (pretty far in) image taken (ip 6) at dusk of a friend. Mosaic much?
On another note, I've attached a couple photos (square crops with a little in-phone editing) that did turn out rather nicely!
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Paying hundreds of dollars for a phone is absolutely worth it, if not just for the gloriously crisp cat pics
hahaha
Not sure but I would say around spring.. He had the maroon one at the first few CnC meets this year then showed up in the Orange 650S... Perhaps the car is still local. The owner of the Orange one is probably in his early 50's.
http://instagram.com/p/irlaHzEZzH/
From his Instagram, the car he got rid of for the Orange one.
For the love or god, people, if you're going to post pictures, SPECIFY WHICH MODEL IT WAS SHOT WITH.
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Here are some of my first photos with my new iPhone 6 !
IMG_0015 by the208luke, on Flickr
IMG_0012 by the208luke, on Flickr
IMG_0007 by the208luke, on Flickr
IMG_0015 by the208luke, on FlickrIMG_0012 by the208luke, on FlickrIMG_0007 by the208luke, on Flickr
Just some quick ones out in the garden with the 6 (4.7), plenty good enough for me. Basic edits to B&W and square crop in iPhoto.
