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These are two photos both taken with the iPhone 5 which I think demonstrate the different ISO settings pretty well. The first is ISO 3200 which I triggered by trying to focus in a dark spot in the image. It went into higher ISO mode to boost the sensitivity and therefore appears brighter but more noisy. The second image I focused on a brighter part of the photo, yielding a darker but more sharp image.

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Both awesome in their own way, but #2 takes 1st here. The zooming/pic quality is still not the best, but is getting better for sure.
 
Both awesome in their own way, but #2 takes 1st here. The zooming/pic quality is still not the best, but is getting better for sure.

Thanks for your comment. I agree that the 100% zoom image quality on the high ISO image sucks, but on the standard ISO it looks perfectly acceptable to me. I probably couldn't get a much better night shot than that with my SLR unless I had a tripod of course.
 
Wow, is that Apple Store always that empty? The ones I go to in Charlotte are always jam packed with a 5-10 min waiting time (literally 30 employees).

I've seen it a bit busier, but not much.
You can always get an employee and get to a table to try out a product.
 
Holiday last week where we did not take cameras, just iPhones to record it.
 

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Went to a Halloween store yesterday and took some pictures....
 

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my buddy shot this, and was very impressed.. (the room is almost pitch black) and now more compressed :D
 

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Try using as much natural light as possible when taking a picture with your iphone (or any camera). Natural light is what makes or breaks a photo unless you set up a studio with your own lights. Slightly overcast days are my favorite for taking pictures outside.

HDR is sort of complicated. Bing HDR photography and you'll find good info

thanks
 
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