It seems obvious... but in general, for the best photos, avoid shooting into crazy light.. even if Smart HDR ‘fixes’ some of it you likely lose detail/color in other areas... and press the ‘shutter’ as softly as you can
Visited Sedona last fall and loved it. We hiked up Bear Mountain and made it back down. Phewwwwww.
This was taken with a Blackberry Pearl over ten years ago.
People that spend $1500 a year on a phone camera are interesting.
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Is there a reason why you keep trolling this thread? Nobody cares about your opinion that upgrading to the 11 is stupid (it's actually a great upgrade for photographers). This a thread for people to share pictures taken with the 11, please let it go.This was taken with a Blackberry Pearl over ten years ago.
People that spend $1500 a year on a phone camera are interesting.
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This was taken with a Blackberry Pearl over ten years ago.
People that spend $1500 a year on a phone camera are interesting.
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This was taken with a Blackberry Pearl over ten years ago.
People that spend $1500 a year on a phone camera are interesting.
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10 years ago......wow it really shows. Horrible picture........good thing you took it at night. All the black and shadows hide how horrible that picture really isThis was taken with a Blackberry Pearl over ten years ago.
People that spend $1500 a year on a phone camera are interesting.
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Here are a couple of low light shots from a theater. Shot on a pro max