Can we get more night pictures, especially ones of the moon? It’s always annoyed me how the moon could look like a giant plate to my eyes but my camera picks up this tiny dot.
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iPhone 12 Pictures taken with the iPhone 12 / 12 Pro
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Quick portrait from my 10 month old Malamute (who does not keep still lol). 12 Pro.
Oh man I miss my Malamute girl! Her name was Mariah and she was the best dog. Had her all through my childhood.
What a gorgeous baby you have!
Some more example shots
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Thank you! His name is Cikuq and he's a handful like every young dog. But he's a sweet soul. Not our first Malamute though, I know what I'm getting myself into. But the best dogs ever!
I am in awe with what Pro cam can offer.
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A quick shaky 3 sec night pic, in a pretty dark place
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Some non-spectacular point-and-shot snapshots from todays walk. 
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Quick point and shoot from a walk yesterday.
10s setting and balanced upon a fence! iPhone 12. Loving this camera compared to my old Samsung.
You’re gonna need a longer lens than the IPhone’s 2X zoom for a convincing moon shot, I’m afraid.
Upgraded from my iPhone XS and excited especially from the ultrawide lense. However, I have the feeling that when I zoom in, the details appear more blurred than on my XS. Could also be the algorithm.
Not a great pic but this is a 10 sec exposure at night.
First iPhone 12 Pro shots .. I didn’t expect so much fun with the telephoto lens
The weather hasn't been quite good lately. This was taken at late afternoon with a hazy, subdued light, in the woods next to my place. No edits whatsoever.
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I didn’t mean I wanted to see Tranquility Base. You know how sometimes at night you look to the sky and marvel how big and beautiful the moon looks? Ya, that. Your eyes see this giant glowing plate in the sky, then you take a picture with your camera and you get a dot. I hope that clears things up.
Sky was black with only a couple stars visible
