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

[LFC2020]

Lamb, mushrooms, caramelized onions.

 

[ksujoel]

I feel like the detail on this $10 bill is unreal.

 

[athousandbands]

 

[athousandbands]

Just sittin home on a Friday playin w my dolls. I wish the plushes had more detailed hair! It’s a fun challenge balancing maximum zoom and context. Haha need to source some ants.

 

[athousandbands]

 

[Jonasnoerr]

Flower and leaf

 

[chhhrrriiisss]

night mode, tomorrow is bath day for Mr. Quill.

 

[athousandbands]

 

[athousandbands]

 

[robvalentine]

I’m not the greatest photographer, and I need to sort the algae issue in my new place’s pond, but meet Phil

 

[deepredbells]

This is night mode on the telephoto camera, processed in VSCO. I’m impressed with how it handled shadows and highlights as well as the way it handled the bus motion.

 

[robvalentine]

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night mode, tomorrow is bath day for Mr. Quill.

Good luck with bath time… wear lots of protective clothing.

Nice photo.

 

[LasersGoPewPew]

Night mode while walking the dog. This was completely dark.

 

[cap7ainclu7ch]

First portrait shot, room is dark. Impressed so far.

 

[Skewlovevism]

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iPhone 13 Pro

Can, somebody with a technical knowledge, explain to me, why the pictures from mobile phones, seem to have some strange “leaning on side”? On the picture above, look at the gate, it is leaning left. I have noticed with all my smartphones, it is quite often like this, some buildings or objects, sometimes even people’s heads. Is it something to do with light or AI?

 

[Cayden]

 

[wbeasley]

 

[wrecks]

 

[imp3rator]

Can, somebody with a technical knowledge, explain to me, why the pictures from mobile phones, seem to have some strange “leaning on side”? On the picture above, look at the gate, it is leaning left. I have noticed with all my smartphones, it is quite often like this, some buildings or objects, sometimes even people’s heads. Is it something to do with light or AI?

Because wide lenses. Picture is “flat” only in middle of photo. If you want “flat” photos, take pictures with telephoto.

 

[hirsthirst]

Can, somebody with a technical knowledge, explain to me, why the pictures from mobile phones, seem to have some strange “leaning on side”? On the picture above, look at the gate, it is leaning left. I have noticed with all my smartphones, it is quite often like this, some buildings or objects, sometimes even people’s heads. Is it something to do with light or AI?

Its distortion from a wide angle lens - everything ’bulges’ a little from a central point.

search:

focal length
barrel distortion
depth of field
perspective

Perspective distortion - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

play with these:

 

[George Dawes]

 

[George Dawes]

 

[LFC2020]

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Thought it was something else for a sec 😂 then I saw your second pic.

 

[Born2Run]

These are the first photos I took as soon as I received my 13 Pro Max… It’s my friendly seagull pal, that comes and hangs out in my living room every day! 😂

 

[cap7ainclu7ch]

Yeah this thing is amazing. The files have a ton of data are really flexible. The second shot is a similar one taken with a Nikon D750 full frame camera which gives you an idea of just how great the phone image is for the lighting conditions.