iPhone 13 Pro Max 📷 🌍 Pictures Taken with the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max Photos up Thread - Worldwide - (2021-2022) 🌎 📸

[SirChristopher]

I have a concern with the new camera software, let me know if anyone else has had this issue:

Whenever I take a photo with the 13 Pro in low light, even if Night Mode is off, the phone automatically applies a post-processing adjustment to the image in the Photos app, making it brighter. As far as I can tell, there's no way to undo this and in some cases the photo winds up completely blown out with brightness. I took photo after photo in a dimly lit bar this weekend, intentionally underexposing, but when opening them in Photos it looks right for a second and then *boom* the brightness is adjusted. Attached is a screen recording showing what I'm talking about, although in many cases the result is much. much brighter. Please let me know if there's some way to avoid this, because not giving the photographer complete control of the result is not a very "Pro" feature, in my opinion.

 

[athousandbands]

 

[athousandbands]

I have a concern with the new camera software, let me know if anyone else has had this issue:

Whenever I take a photo with the 13 Pro in low light, even if Night Mode is off, the phone automatically applies a post-processing adjustment to the image in the Photos app, making it brighter. As far as I can tell, there's no way to undo this and in some cases the photo winds up completely blown out with brightness. I took photo after photo in a dimly lit bar this weekend, intentionally underexposing, but when opening them in Photos it looks right for a second and then *boom* the brightness is adjusted. Attached is a screen recording showing what I'm talking about, although in many cases the result is much. much brighter. Please let me know if there's some way to avoid this, because not giving the photographer complete control of the result is not a very "Pro" feature, in my opinion.

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Turn off HDR?

 

[ultravisitor]

 

[N0sh]

 

[N0sh]

 

[bushman4]

Detail

 

[hasanahmad]

I have a concern with the new camera software, let me know if anyone else has had this issue:

Whenever I take a photo with the 13 Pro in low light, even if Night Mode is off, the phone automatically applies a post-processing adjustment to the image in the Photos app, making it brighter. As far as I can tell, there's no way to undo this and in some cases the photo winds up completely blown out with brightness. I took photo after photo in a dimly lit bar this weekend, intentionally underexposing, but when opening them in Photos it looks right for a second and then *boom* the brightness is adjusted. Attached is a screen recording showing what I'm talking about, although in many cases the result is much. much brighter. Please let me know if there's some way to avoid this, because not giving the photographer complete control of the result is not a very "Pro" feature, in my opinion.

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It’s correcting overblown highlights. If you want overblown highlights use raw

 

[nlkccom]

 

[.Logan]

Misc - 13 Pro

 

[hasanahmad]

I have a concern with the new camera software, let me know if anyone else has had this issue:

Whenever I take a photo with the 13 Pro in low light, even if Night Mode is off, the phone automatically applies a post-processing adjustment to the image in the Photos app, making it brighter. As far as I can tell, there's no way to undo this and in some cases the photo winds up completely blown out with brightness. I took photo after photo in a dimly lit bar this weekend, intentionally underexposing, but when opening them in Photos it looks right for a second and then *boom* the brightness is adjusted. Attached is a screen recording showing what I'm talking about, although in many cases the result is much. much brighter. Please let me know if there's some way to avoid this, because not giving the photographer complete control of the result is not a very "Pro" feature, in my opinion.

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Adjust your settings here

 

[LonestarOne]

 

[athousandbands]

Macro-roni

 

[hasanahmad]

Handheld

 

[marinersaptcomplex]

Unedited, using the "Vibrant" profile. You can see the camera system in the window reflection oops lol.

 

[sendmeamsg]

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.

Thanks! I like how it turned out too. To be fair, it was shot as an HDR RAW in Lightroom, which consistently produces much better results than the stock camera app 😉

 

[Laryl]

I could never have gotten photos with my 12pm like I can now! 13pm

 

[LFC2020]

 

[aue123]

a few from today

 

[Ntombi]

I’m going to have so much fun playing with this macro lens!

These are straight from the phone this afternoon.

The first two pics are of the tiny flowers that fall on my car by the hundreds (thanks, neighbors!). Turns out, it looks like some sort of deep sea creature

 

[slvrscoobie]

this one has some weird digital aberrations : so weird pixelations and HDR in the opening in the leaves.

 

[ABSjazz]

Loving the new cameras so far - noticeable improvements across the board even coming from a 12 Pro Max previously. Stunned by this macro shot I took below of my woven nylon Tumi wallet:

 

[SVTmaniac]

Shot in RAW with iPhone 13 Pro Max and edited in Snapseed.

 

[jazz1]

 

[fryfrkhlly]

Night mode. Only light from the tv in the bedroom. I’m impressed it picked up so much detail in her dark fur.