Have you tried ‘focusing’ on the object you want to appear sharp? I was struggling with the first photo in my last post here, as I could not get the focus right automatically. After manual focusing it did get it right.
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iPhone 12 Pictures taken with the iPhone 12 / 12 Pro
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That is exactly what I thought of when I looked at that picture. It's the quintessential gas station that the main protagonists arrive at by foot, after their car breaks down in the middle of the night, only to be greeted by a very menacing looking attendant who isn't the actual killer (the director is just misleading us at this point in the movie).
That doesn't seem to help. If I take a portrait photo of something besides a person, the background is blurred and the subject is very sharp, just like a normal 2x photo. It seems to be some problem when people are detected and processed in the photo.
Reg 12 or 12 pro?Some sculptures with garden setting
It is with 12 Pro. I believe pro max will project better quality.
Thx. I am quite curious about the reg iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 pro portrait mode comparison since the reg iPhone 12 doesn’t have the telephoto lens.
I don’t find 12 will be lesser in terms of output quality. It is more related to convenience. Quick snap in plain term.
I came from iPhoneX and managed to get some great pictures. Only difference is the time/effort took to get a good picture.
Following are the ones I took with X for your reference.
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I tried to chase it, ☁️ or angle (middle of high traffic road would have been the 💰 shot)
iPhone 12 pro wide angle vs ultra wide.
Taken today on my 12 Pro. Used the stock editor to apply the warm tone.
Night mode. Mt Leconte from balcony in gatlinburg, tn. First time using night mode. 9:15 pm this evening , sunset was 6:39 pm. Full moon helps.
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I buy/sell alot of cards and taking quality pics to show detail and condition mean alot to me. the 12 seems just as good, if not better, than my X when it comes to quality close ups. the fish pics are tough, as they are always moving. also, on a side note, night mode is absolutely amazing and even works in nearly total darkness which im impressed about. these pics I took were run of the mill, nothing hugely planned for or adjusted.
I thought this night mode looked quite cool
I’m enjoying my new camera, but I’m disappointed with the levels of lens flare with bright lights at night:
I noticed that the 12 Pro has much improved edge detection, maybe due to LiDAR idk, but it recognizes small spaces now too, it's just much better. I'm sure they use the new sensor to help improve it, although they didn't talk about it
Little ladybug on the move (shot with the zoom). No edits, no cropping etc. besides export HEIC -> JPEG (done from Preview on the Mac)
12 Pro. My puppy having a rare quiet moment, staring at the sea. No edits.