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iPhone X Pics Taken with iPhone X
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Pictures from my trip to ROME!
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My boy Toby!
Nice, I've been trying to get some nice portrait shots of my cats but it doesn't seem to work,
Yeah, it is very touch and go. Apple needs to fix the software side of this in an update.
Edit: Thank you as well!
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I love the camera as well, but sometimes I can't get over how it does things like cut your dog's ear off in portrait mode.
Different times of the day, different variations of light.
I like taking pictures but total amatuer, iPhone lets me take decent pics and upload it without editing.
Anyone using a custom filter setting for the X?
I find the screen color is pretty off compared to my older Apple devices. It doesn’t even match my laptop or Sony camera. My old 7+ was pretty close straight off my Sony camera in terms of white balance. So what has Apple done different besides oled?
I find the screen color is pretty off compared to my older Apple devices. It doesn’t even match my laptop or Sony camera. My old 7+ was pretty close straight off my Sony camera in terms of white balance. So what has Apple done different besides oled?
Cats fool even the $3800 A7rIII: https://www.instagram.com/p/BcIQ3wGnHmb/?hl=en&taken-by=philipbloom
It's doable, but Stage Light is only intended for very specific lighting scenarios and will rarely look right. That one cat shot on the stairs from earlier in this thread I thought was the most compelling one I've seen in a while.
It's more of a seek-out-the-scenario situation for Stage Light. Anything you see that is lit by a single, spotlight-like hard light source from a somewhat high angle is a good scenario for Stage Light to do its trick. Anything taken outdoors on a cloudy day, or with indoor ambient lighting (anything but sun shining directly through a window) is going to look weird by the very nature of what it's simulating.
:edit: found the cat on stairs pic - it was lost in the pages on my first look.
Single, spot-like hard light source from above eye level. I think this works really well for what the feature is. To create this practically you'd need a Sourcefour Leko - a large, hot spotlight used in film/TV - a C-stand, and a close-focus fresnel lens for the Leko. The room would need to be blacked out with no other light coming in, and then you'd crush the shadows/blacks in post to create this. The fact that it's nearly good enough to look similar to the practical effect without needing a sharp-edged hard source from a fresnel and a completely blacked out room is nuts, but it can certainly look odd in the wrong scenario.
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Also went to Survivor Series. Wrestling isn’t what it used to be but still a fun time with the fellas. Definitely gonna hit up New Orleans for Wrestlemania
