Yea it’s a disappointment to me too. It doesn’t work with Portrait mode as well for front facing cameraWell that is a bummer, I was really looking forward to night mode on ultra wide, I guess I still have to log around my dslr on the upcoming trip
Yea it’s a disappointment to me too. It doesn’t work with Portrait mode as well for front facing cameraWell that is a bummer, I was really looking forward to night mode on ultra wide, I guess I still have to log around my dslr on the upcoming trip
Well that is a bummer, I was really looking forward to night mode on ultra wide, I guess I still have to log around my dslr on the upcoming trip
I believe so.
I couldn’t activate night mode in ultra wide mode
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this past weekend while walking around our neighborhood
How do you bring up the long exposure during daylight?Using long exposure for your photo might be brilliant. This is what I get this morning. View attachment 891176
How do you bring up the long exposure during daylight?
Nice picture mate! Can i ask you what is the filter you've used for the film effect? Thanks!11 pro max portrait. I used the Halide app in depth mode.
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Nice picture mate! Can i ask you what is the filter you've used for the film effect? Thanks!
Sure... I used a mixture of four different filters at different strengths for this photo from the app called A Color Story. That is a really neat app with access to over 400 filters and several effects, the only negative is that it cost $25 per year. Marylin and green house were two of the filters, the other two I don’t recall. I tweaked them to where I liked what I saw. But that app gives you a three day trial to see if you like it.
Todd
Incredible pics. Is that with 11 pro?
To take a great photo of the moon with your iPhone, you need to bring the exposure compensation down really low so the details are visible. Otherwise you will have a white blob. This photo was taken with my 11 pro max using the Halide app and 2X camera. ISO 20, 1/500 second exposure. You can also use the default camera, but the Halide app allows full control over the cameras. Try it out....
100% crop and full image shots.
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