Loving night mode!
iPhone XS:
iPhone 11 Pro:
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UFO?Guys I have some issues with my camera. i was taking a night mode photo outside our building and i noticed something at the top of the photo I dont know if its a reflection of the 3 cameras of the phone or not.
I would disagree. Look at the noise in these XS Max vs 11 Pro Max night mode shots:
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Guys I have some issues with my camera. i was taking a night mode photo outside our building and i noticed something at the top of the photo I dont know if its a reflection of the 3 cameras of the phone or not.
It’s 3:45am in Tokyo right now. Took this photo about 30 min ago. There was very low light in the area. My friend has an XS, and her pictures were coming out very dark. Took this shot with my Pro Max and well....damn
above the shutter button is a slider to adjust the length of the exposure. Slide it to “Off”
I can honestly say, I thought the dark mode was automatic, and thought why isn't this working? Then I read this thread.
I had to go into the bathroom to find a dark space. I am not trying to be uncouth.
Loving night mode!
I see what you mean, but there is more noise under the table on the Pixel 3, and on the light on the left hand side. The light bleed on the Mac Pro is distracting also.While not exactly a nite mode shot, I am growing more disappointed with the wide angle camera on the 11 Pro Max. as others have stated.
Compared to the tiny 1 year old front facing wide angle camera on the Pixel 3, the Pro Max leaves much to be desired in low lit (not dark) scenes. The shots tend to be far darker than I would like, and the noise reduction makes for a muddy mess (look at the Apple keyboard to the far left, mesh on the Mac Pro, and other details). The color temperature is also far warmer for some reason on the iPhone, not true to life.
I like taking wide shots inside of restaurants, and my office (currently) is no darker than some of my frequent haunts, some of which I have posted wide (front camera) shots from my Pixel with decent success. I'll give both a shot tonight in another test.
Hoping a software update fixes some of this.
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Valid points, though noise is something that can be softened in an editing application. Once the detail is gone (in the example the iPhone does) there is really nothing you can do.I see what you mean, but there is more noise under the table on the Pixel 3, and on the light on the left hand side. The light bleed on the Mac Pro is distracting also.
It’s a tough call and both shots are better than my X would produce!
I will say the repaint on that silver hatch back is atrocious on the LR door compared to the LF door!I agree! I've been having so much fun with mine this evening!
Just took a quick snap out the bedroom window. It's almost 9pm and very dark.
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