iPhone 7 Plus Photography

[JCorbs]

Taken and edited in Lightroom Mobile. I underexposed the shot by half a stop to see how far I could push the RAW files in post. Everything in the foreground was dark and colourless but all the shadows were completely recoverable, though this is about as far as I could go before noise was unacceptable. The result is a bit grainy as expected but definitely useable - great to have this dynamic range on a phone!

Here's before:

 

[marf1million]

Taken and edited in Lightroom Mobile. I underexposed the shot by half a stop to see how far I could push the RAW files in post. Everything in the foreground was dark and colourless but all the shadows were completely recoverable, though this is about as far as I could go before noise was unacceptable. The result is a bit grainy as expected but definitely useable - great to have this dynamic range on a phone!

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Here's before:
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I assume you didn't use an iPhone app to recover the shadows and highlights?

 

[Prabas]

those are HDR's right?

Nope, it was set on auto but it wasn't used for these photos.

 

[JCorbs]

I assume you didn't use an iPhone app to recover the shadows and highlights?

Yes all edited on the iPhone. Lightroom Mobile is a full raw editor now so can do almost everything the desktop version can.

 

[TL24]

Love Lightroom! I'm just waiting on VSCO Cam to release an updated version to support RAW as well.

 

[x34]

Taken and edited in Lightroom Mobile. I underexposed the shot by half a stop to see how far I could push the RAW files in post. Everything in the foreground was dark and colourless but all the shadows were completely recoverable, though this is about as far as I could go before noise was unacceptable. The result is a bit grainy as expected but definitely useable - great to have this dynamic range on a phone!

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Here's before:
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great result. really!

 

[IP7Plus]

View attachment 665206 My babyboy before I go to work.

I see that S550 in the background.

 

[Black Magic]

 

[Claryella]

Royal sez "What's that black thing in front of your face? Is it food?"

 

[Jayjew]

 

[Velkus]

Absolutely amazing. Would love more details on how this was achieved.

I agree with steveh552 about how amazing this photo is, can you give us some details of how you did it.

Apple should use this in one of their "shot on an iPhone" ads. For any smartphone photograph it is truly amazing.

Thank you Guys Appreciate it!!

Fisrt of all is a Simple Photo a day and i had the first edit on native app Photos. I finished the edit with Noir Filter.
After i opened the Facetune app and i Finished the edit with there tools and filters.

And Voilà!

 

[Velkus]

Sunrise on Atlantic Ocean!

 

[steveh552]

Thank you Guys Appreciate it!!

Fisrt of all is a Simple Photo a day and i had the first edit on native app Photos. I finished the edit with Noir Filter.
After i opened the Facetune app and i Finished the edit with there tools and filters.

And Voilà!

Thanks for the info. That was a great pic.

 

[Velkus]

Tele.


Floating Wind in Atlantic!

 

[Ronnoco]

Tonight's sunset from my deck in Cardiff by the Sea, California (north coastal San Diego). First pic at 2x, second pic at 3x.

 

[Velkus]

Xm.. San Diego! I love this Town!! I'm was there 2 weeks before !

Malibu

 

[Eddiemen]

Nothing is what it seems... iPhone 7 Plus

 

[anopy1]

All of these outdoor pictures are pretty amazing. How is everyone finding regular, every day life, indoor photos - like of kids, pets, etc? It seems like they're terrible for me. Blurry, takes forever to focus, dark and grainy. I've tried other apps (Procam, Camera+, etc) My 6S took better indoor pictures? Or am I the only one?

 

[kave]

I must say I was impressed by this at first, but now when I see more images I just find it looking disturbing with the portrait effect. It just looks like a similar amount of blur has been applied to the area that is suposed to be out of focus.
Very far from a proper photo with shallow depth of field.

 

[Benito]

 

[dsh3]

Picture...

Gorgeous sky!

 

[peejay1977]

Well I've given up using ProCam to take RAW pics, the lower light photography tends to be quite shocking, it'll up the ISO to high values to get a faster shutter speed which then introduces alot of noise to the pic. The in built camera app manages to keep the ISO low and find a shutter speed which overall gives a better end result. I realise you can tweak the values but if you reduce the ISO down and the shutter speed the preview display in ProCam goes all juddery and unusable. Also regardless of the app I use the quality of the pics from the telephoto f2.8 lens aren't that good, they aren't bad they just aren't great and it's not the lack of optical stablisation either. One thing I did notice, if you take a pic with the f2.8 telephoto lens and load it into any app that can view the EXIF info, it comes up as having an aperture setting of f1.8 which cannot be right, unless of course it's not actually flicking over to the telephoto lens at all.

Anyhoo, took these in Dublin on Wednesday :

IMG_3988 by paulcjones1977, on Flickr

IMG_3998 by paulcjones1977, on Flickr

IMG_3995 by paulcjones1977, on Flickr

IMG_3997 by paulcjones1977, on Flickr

IMG_3993 by paulcjones1977, on Flickr

 

[pilot1226]

These photos are gorgeous. Hopefully Verizon continues to ship out their backordered Plus about 2-3 weeks ahead of schedule... Original ship date was 11/23, hoping for it in October at some point!

 

[geraldem]

really happy so far with iPhone7plus and the camera.
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[x34]

Well I've given up using ProCam to take RAW pics, the lower light photography tends to be quite shocking, it'll up the ISO to high values to get a faster shutter speed which then introduces alot of noise to the pic. The in built camera app manages to keep the ISO low and find a shutter speed which overall gives a better end result. I realise you can tweak the values but if you reduce the ISO down and the shutter speed the preview display in ProCam goes all juddery and unusable. Also regardless of the app I use the quality of the pics from the telephoto f2.8 lens aren't that good, they aren't bad they just aren't great and it's not the lack of optical stablisation either. One thing I did notice, if you take a pic with the f2.8 telephoto lens and load it into any app that can view the EXIF info, it comes up as having an aperture setting of f1.8 which cannot be right, unless of course it's not actually flicking over to the telephoto lens at all.

Anyhoo, took these in Dublin on Wednesday :

IMG_3988 by paulcjones1977, on Flickr

IMG_3998 by paulcjones1977, on Flickr

IMG_3995 by paulcjones1977, on Flickr

IMG_3997 by paulcjones1977, on Flickr

IMG_3993 by paulcjones1977, on Flickr

did you use ProCam or ProCamera? please give ProCamera a try too.

also, yes the "tele" lens seems not that great quality wise for tele pictures, but in good lightning conditions i find it great for close up pictures (not macros) and portraits.