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iPhone 8/Plus Post photos taken with iPhone 8
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On post #206 the Chopsticks are a little overblown but other than that it is an extremely good photo. It looks like it’s ready for a menu, and a good one at that.
there are so many amazing photos in this thread!
in general, i'm very happy with the picture quality of the iphone 8, but there seems to be an issue with the camera of my device that i noticed in the past week.
basically everytime i take a photo of a (even just slightly) moving object/person, the picture turns out to be kind of blurry.
i have never encountered this problem with my previous 6s.
did anyone else notice a similar issue?
in general, i'm very happy with the picture quality of the iphone 8, but there seems to be an issue with the camera of my device that i noticed in the past week.
basically everytime i take a photo of a (even just slightly) moving object/person, the picture turns out to be kind of blurry.
i have never encountered this problem with my previous 6s.
did anyone else notice a similar issue?
So many variables can effect that. But essentially it’ll be down to too low of light for the camera app to select a fast enough shutter speed to freeze a moving subject (what may look bright enough to your eyes can be considered low light o a camera. IE indoors)
Also perhaps simply just hand shake.
Or a mix of both.
Hard to fully say if it’s the conditions the photo was taken in or could be hardware without seeing some sample photos.
Many people here in the Philippines (I’m an America that retired here a couple of years ago) start with Christmas decorations in the “ber” months (September, etc). The malls here started playing Christmas songs a while ago.
The cobwebs and weeds in your garden are shocking.
The natural bokeh on the web one is stunning. That's not portrait mode. 2x zoom.
Why oh why is noise reduction turned on in good lighting? The water painting effect/problem is still there.
I’ve tried RAW in 3rd party apps, and while its a tad better in terms of noise reduction, the images are not as sharp as the native camera app. Its almost like it cant focus properly
I’ve tried RAW in 3rd party apps, and while its a tad better in terms of noise reduction, the images are not as sharp as the native camera app. Its almost like it cant focus properly
When you shout RAW you have to add sharpening. RAW files have nothing added to them the way JPEG does. You have to add everything in yourself.
