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Great photos people, but my EXIF viewer reveals that a number of them in this thread were shot with Canon, Sony, Panasonic cameras LOL! I won’t reveal who the suspects are - anybody here with a very good EXIF viewer can find out. I’ll leave one clue - looks like about 20% of the images here so far are not from Apple devices. There’s even one from a Pixel 4a hahahahahha ; )
These are just one of the fews really shot on 12 pro max. Others either are fakes or heavy edited in dedicated software! 😂😂 😂
 

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How come the blue skies in some peoples photos look over saturated and like a cartoon and some look really good? My 12 Pro Max renders skies like a cartoon, like the shot with the dog, and I hate it. Were their different sensors and/or lenses used in these phones?
 
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How come the blue skies in some peoples photos look over saturated and like a cartoon and some look really good? My 12 Pro Max renders skies like a cartoon and I hate it. Were their different sensors and/or lenses used in these?
Didn’t you mention how much you “hate” it in another thread?
 
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Didn’t you mention how much you “hate” it in another thread?
Yep, and this thread proves my point. Something is going on here. Some people are posting photos of skies that look completely different in one photo than the other. Is everyone colorblind? From user Google who says his photos are unedited. Thats a massive difference in color. Something is wrong.
 

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How come the blue skies in some peoples photos look over saturated and like a cartoon and some look really good? My 12 Pro Max renders skies like a cartoon, like the shot with the dog, and I hate it. Were their different sensors and/or lenses used in these phones?

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I don’t like you copying my photos for for your silly rant. I’d appreciate it if you would edit this and remove the photo of my Molly.
 
Everything I post here is edited in some way. Most times using Apples editing services in the Photos app, but sometimes using other apps. The way I see it the only requirement needed to post photos in this thread is that they were taken on an iPhone 12 Pro Max, as that is what the title of the thread says. Nothing is said about editing, so I will continue editing to post the best photos that I can.
 
Everything I post here is edited in some way. Most times using Apples editing services in the Photos app, but sometimes using other apps. The way I see it the only requirement needed to post photos in this thread is that they were taken on an iPhone 12 Pro Max, as that is what the title of the thread says. Nothing is said about editing, so I will continue editing to post the best photos that I can.
Great, That still doesn't explain the massive color shift differences in your photos or the ones here that are unedited. Something is wrong with the Pro Max cameras.

 
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Parkland College Champaign, Illinois. Viewed from Dodds Park looking west.

And before anyone makes comments about the color of the sky, that is the way it looked when I took the photo. This is a very good representation of what I saw when I snapped the shutter. The only editing is a little cropping.
 
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Parkland College Champaign, Illinois. Viewed from Dodds Park looking west.

And before anyone makes comments about the color of the sky, that is the way it looked when I took the photo. This is a very good representation of what I saw when I snapped the shutter. The only editing is a little cropping.

Is that a canola field?
 
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