iPhone SE (2016) Pictures taken with the iPhone SE 2020

[Ukiyo Evenings]

I see. Thanks for sharing.

 

[tenordrum]

some fall color on a sunny Sunday. no edits...SOOC jpe

 

[remington79]

This was taken at the park. The trees were a little more vivid in person than how they turned out. I tried to tweak it a little bit in the stock app. The vivid filter is too bright.
I get closer when I just adjust brightness or what not by itself in the edit function. These are the unedited versions.

 

[remington79]

That’s weird this time when I posted my pictures look out of focus unless you click on them.
I just thought of an idea. It might be because I took these pictures in landscape mode. You can’t see the whole picture until you click on it. Then it zooms out and you can see the whole thing.

 

[Cybertox]

That’s weird this time when I posted my pictures look out of focus unless you click on them.
I just thought of an idea. It might be because I took these pictures in landscape mode. You can’t see the whole picture until you click on it. Then it zooms out and you can see the whole thing.

Embed them into the post instead of just leaving them as attachments. That way they will be displayed in larger format.

 

[gaanee]

Is it one-time purchase for low-light mode in Procamera app or subscription? Sometime back they switched to subscription model and I deleted the app. If low-light mode is a one-time purchase then it may be worth but as with many 3rd-party camera apps, they need a large training dataset to fine tune their machine learning model, so unless it's properly trained the ML model, the results can be a hit or miss

I know of Neural Cam but I don't have it and have not tried it at all yet. I find that the LowLight mode with ProCamera is a bit hit or miss but, when I get them right, they are not bad at all, like these ones. ProCamera offers various other in-app purchases and there is a LowLight+ option you can buy but it isn't that often that I need to take photos at night so I haven't bought it.

 

[Apple_Glen_UK]

Is it one-time purchase for low-light mode in Procamera app or subscription? Sometime back they switched to subscription model and I deleted the app. If low-light mode is a one-time purchase then it may be worth but as with many 3rd-party camera apps, they need a large training dataset to fine tune their machine learning model, so unless it's properly trained the ML model, the results can be a hit or miss

I think it's a one time purchase.

 

[Apple_Glen_UK]

Another night shot taken using ProCamera's LowLight mode. Not an exciting photo and I'm no expert, but it doesn't look bad at all to me.

 

[tenordrum]

interesting twist to my daily walk on the cross county trail near the Pohick creek in Fairfax county. They set up a photo shoot. I didn't try to get too close, so some of these are with digital zoom (which I normally avoid). Also some sun hitting the flora and fauna on a mid November day.

 

[Apple_Glen_UK]

A few more.

 

[Apple_Glen_UK]

I've been considering getting an iPhone 12... but I continue to be impressed by the photos I'm taking with my SE 2020.

 

[remington79]

 

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[Apple_Glen_UK]

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Fantastic photos. Which app did you take them with (native camera app?) and how did you edit them (Snapseed?)?

 

[Bawstun]

Fantastic photos. Which app did you take them with (native camera app?) and how did you edit them (Snapseed?)?

Thanks ?? for the nice words! And yes to both haha, I don’t/can’t do any of the fancier apps and I think Snapseed is pretty well-rounded for a free app. Photos are from the native camera app. For filters I use the app Retrica, probably has the most actually decent / useable filters for any free app I’ve used...big fan of that app as well. ??

 

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[tenordrum]

between a rock and a hard place.

 

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