Not impressed
Lens flare - it shows up in many of the pics with the Sun in the shot.Why is there a bright blue dot in the last photo?
Yes but it saves it in ur photos so much faster now.Isn't the camera the same as the X?
The photos posted on flickr are just astounding and breathtakingly gorgeous. This is a huge step up from the iPhone X. The camera alone is worthy of the upgrade this year.
Can a photo expert tell me why these are great? They don’t “look” exceptional to me, but I’m just a civilian.
I would say that these are competent and professional quality, but they aren't exceptional, as in iconic. You can see things as technically impressive and even more so if more processing has been applied. These are very good for one camera, one exposure, out of a phone.Can a photo expert tell me why these are great? They don’t “look” exceptional to me, but I’m just a civilian.
Do you earn a decent living being a photographer or do your just call yourself one after buying a camera 10 years ago?Im a photographer for 10 years these really arnt good i can do better with the X
I have a 5D mark iv and I do wedding bar mitzvahs and events so yeah im a pro I shot some stuff for London fashion week, read my last post I think its gonna be amazingDo you earn a decent living being a photographer or do your just call yourself one after buying a camera 10 years ago?
Reason I ask is because everyone with an iPhone is a photographer these days.
well said spot onHonestly, these photos are more of a reflection of the photographer's skills rather than the iPhone's abilities.
That's been an issue with iPhones forever now, I simply don't understand the need for such heavy NR. A little grain in the picture isn't a bad thing, give me some grains + sharpness over this horrible NR any day! This is why I only shoot RAW when the picture I'm taking really matters for quality and flexibility.
Isn't the camera the same as the X?
There isn't a single photo shown here that was shot in low light conditions, a night portrait (which my iPhone 8 absolutely blew), indoors, or with the front camera. Why is that, I wonder.
I work as an editor (film & tv) - The details in the highlights like the sun are more apparent, while at the same time showing details in the shadows that normally would not appear because the sun would blow out the shot's exposure etc.
I would say that these are competent and professional quality, but they aren't exceptional, as in iconic. You can see things as technically impressive and even more so if more processing has been applied. These are very good for one camera, one exposure, out of a phone.