Great shots! Did it try to sting you? LOL!And some more macros, 13pro, no editing.
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iPhone 13 Pro Max 📷 🌍 Pictures Taken with the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max Photos up Thread - Worldwide - (2021-2022) 🌎 📸
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Rip tomtattoo he sacrificed himself for giving us macro shotsAnd some more macros, 13pro, no editing.
The new ultra wide is amazing. Absolutely amazing.
More to add to my previous shots. No great sunsets yet but hoping to get a decent one soon. Macro is still great (Any guesses for the second shot?) . Lacks very slightly in sharp focus, but still incredible detail on things. Probably just unsteady hands more than anything else. Night mode looks great and the 'hold still' method of shooting is pretty intuitive for a longer exposure. All of these shots are handheld with auto settings and minimal or no editing done on phone. Added an exif data screen shot for the last night photo for detail.
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I'll tell ya, seeing all these great photos has really eased the pain of having to wait until Monday to pick up my 13 Pro Max. Nice shots!
Way too much 💰 for 13 Pro Max here in India and way too little 💵 my 12 Pro Max will fetch. Can't go Pro from Pro Max 😀. 128 GB Pro Max is about $1800 and 1TB is $2500. I would love to upgrade and join the 13 thread but this year I will just cheer you all on. The pictures here are looking great. 😀
So much tempted to post my 12 Pro Max photos in 13 thread 😂🤣
I love the Macro thing! I love my 13 Pro! But, now I want to buy a macro capable lens/adaptor for my Fujifilm XPro3 and XH-1. I'll blame Tim Cook if the spouse complains about the new Fujifilm lens 
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Quick trip to Prague, here’s a few pictures. Coming from an iPhone X, the 13 Pro camera is a huge update for me, and I have to say I’m very impressed and satisfied with the image quality at night and with the ultra wide :
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Quick question guys, do you always shoot pictures in RAW? or only if you plan to edit?
I think it's only beneficial if you plan to edit off device. Depends on your usage though, really.
I was in Prague in the 1980s with the Air Force Band. Got into a little hot water for disconnecting a hotel security camera. That was in the Iron Curtain days.
The improvements over the 12 are subtle but noticeable. In particular outdoor shots (especially backlit ones) look terrific. It's like the camera doesn't need to over brighten so much to get details. I feel like I prefer the colors of the 13 Pro over the 12 Pro, they manage to make colors look rich and deep without the over saturation effect of Pixel and Samsung. I still have some issues with lack of depth and contrast with some shots but they're much improved over the 12 series. I have a feeling Apple engineers performed most of their testing in sunny California and didn't do much testing in overcast England lol... The sunny shots in this thread all look brilliant whereas some of the shots taken in overcast light tend to look a bit lifeless, and not in a good way.
Macro shots are amazing, it's an entirely new camera for sure. If you get the subject focus right the photos look like they were taken with a professional camera. The bokeh is the best on any smartphone camera to date. The macro shots from @fs454 yesterday were jaw dropping, if you had told me they were taken with a full size camera I would have believed you... the only thing that gives it away are the resolution and blurriness on the outside of the frame.
Indoor shots, particularly in low light, are wayyyy better but still don't reach the same wow factor of outdoor shots. It seems like outdoor shots are consistently terrific wherein the only variable that would produce a 'bad' photo is the photographer's ability. On the other hand, indoor shots are hit and miss regardless of the photographer's ability. Still some of the best in any smartphone considering all smartphones struggle with this at the moment.
Overall this is absolutely the best smartphone camera system you can buy right now. The Pixel 6 will really have to significantly outshine any other smartphone camera to date in order to beat the 13 series. Apple consistently makes cameras that look brilliant WITHOUT looking over processed like the competitors do.
Macro shots are amazing, it's an entirely new camera for sure. If you get the subject focus right the photos look like they were taken with a professional camera. The bokeh is the best on any smartphone camera to date. The macro shots from @fs454 yesterday were jaw dropping, if you had told me they were taken with a full size camera I would have believed you... the only thing that gives it away are the resolution and blurriness on the outside of the frame.
Indoor shots, particularly in low light, are wayyyy better but still don't reach the same wow factor of outdoor shots. It seems like outdoor shots are consistently terrific wherein the only variable that would produce a 'bad' photo is the photographer's ability. On the other hand, indoor shots are hit and miss regardless of the photographer's ability. Still some of the best in any smartphone considering all smartphones struggle with this at the moment.
Overall this is absolutely the best smartphone camera system you can buy right now. The Pixel 6 will really have to significantly outshine any other smartphone camera to date in order to beat the 13 series. Apple consistently makes cameras that look brilliant WITHOUT looking over processed like the competitors do.
This is an amazing photo. The way the light hits the tree on the right and the building's intricate shapes just left of it... The 12 would have over brightened the scene and ruined the sense of depth both in the overall photo but particularly on the buildings' shapes.
Various photos taken taken using all three lenses. Loving the 13 Pro!
No filter . First time any iPhone I have owned has captured the landscape accurately with sun directly in the frame
FYI those are not my pics hells no, but link the person I quoted from you quoting me - those pics are on fire!
