Given that you can 'uncrop' later, there is no downside to shooting in a 'crop mode'. But it can help in framing an image when you already 'preview' it in the desired aspect ratio.
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Photographer Austin Mann Praises iPhone 11 Pro Camera
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Frankly I don’t care what professional photographers can do with an iPhone. I don’t carry lighting equipment, umbrellas, meters, or go out looking for the best conditions to take a picture nor do I spend hours shopping the picture afterwards. (Not even if I ever took a selfie. I am who I am.)
I along with almost every single person sees their dog doing something cute they point and shoot. If I’m walking by the lake and the fall colors are beautiful...I point and shoot and probably message it.
These professional photographer going “hands on” stories are really quite pointless.
I along with almost every single person sees their dog doing something cute they point and shoot. If I’m walking by the lake and the fall colors are beautiful...I point and shoot and probably message it.
These professional photographer going “hands on” stories are really quite pointless.
Yes, it would be more effective to see the original. But don't worry: professional photographers won't work with the fraud you suspect. They would lose their reputation.
It's probably better if you ask the MacRumors team.
Rinse and repeat. This guy gets early access to free iPhones and then says glowing things about them. What a shocker. And then macrumors posts this as some sort of unbiased "review".
Give me free phones every year and I'll say nice things too.
Give me free phones every year and I'll say nice things too.
Nope because people actually use their phones for photography in the exact opposite way that you describe here.
So it's entirely relevant to them.
And it doesn't matter that a professional can get perfect portrait bokeh in controlled conditions when in real life the edge detection messed up your dog's fur.
You really don’t believe that. So why would you even entertain the idea that the quality is bad?
This is good news for those not updating- the next phone will be better and you will be rewarded
lol I nearly went blind from the contrast. Thankfully we both can be happy and switch between light/dark modes!
As for the iPhone 11 camera. Maybe next year, I just finished paying for my 8
Getting better and better ....lovely low light photo of the fisherman ..the lantern lighting is nice but the background also jaw dropping. Waiting for the next gen 4 lens system with additional telephoto zoom 400mmF2.8 SLR equivalent. Tim, you can do it!!!
Ah I didn’t know you could uncrop an image shot in crop mode, this is very informative. Thanks!
The fact that night mode actually keeps the shot looking at night, paired with the battery and screen brightness upgrades, makes me almost want to upgrade. Night shots are my favorite and it really threw me off when I realized that for other manufacturers, night mode just meant making the picture look like daylight. I hate that.
Now I'm hoping the front page will get the same treatment. It does on the mobile version but not the desktop. Or am I missing a setting?
Really? Personally, I think camera changes drive the need to upgrade as that seems to be where the biggest change is happening, year over year...
Then look at it this way. They’re the famous grandpa supermodels of Guilin, China. 😁
Thanks for the dark mode info. Didn't know the update included this.
I totally get what you're saying. But really, are they any different than the wannabe actors who don superhero costumes and make money charging for selfies on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles? Wherever there's money to be made, you'll find poseurs.
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