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La Jolla through an iPhone 6 through an iPhone 6S haha!
No tree pictures yet?
We haven't put the star on top yet, but soon.
Edit: And based on the stockings, you can tell there's a lot of people in my family. And that's just half...
We haven't put the star on top yet, but soon.
Edit: And based on the stockings, you can tell there's a lot of people in my family. And that's just half...
No offense to the other pics in this thread, but this is one of the few photos I prefer after post-processing. Very nice.
Haha, my mom deserves all the credit.
Few low light shots from holiday couple weeks back. Even when I have the DSLR with me I still take snaps with the 6+. I like the colours it produces and the res is fine for social media.
Sunrise above the cloud line.
Beach at sunset.
Sunrise above the cloud line.
Beach at sunset.
@TJ82 Love the last shot!
Asking my dog if he wants to go outside this morning. Background blur effect created in Tadaa SLR + a few adjustments in Photoshop.
Asking my dog if he wants to go outside this morning. Background blur effect created in Tadaa SLR + a few adjustments in Photoshop.
Dinner. This burger is amazing. And that's not grease, just a shiny bun, haha.
This is the
Nice examle of the newest classification for clouds, known now as "undulatus asperatus"
I wish this was true... regretfully, as DPR's own iPhone 6s+ review also emphasizes, the 6s+ applies a LOT of destructive noise reduction even in very bright light. Currently, the only way of getting rid of the, in bright light, absolutely unnecessary heavy-handed noise reduction is waiting for my (jailbreak-only) hacks.
The RX100, on the other hand, has configurable noise reduction with OOC JPEG's (again, there isn't anything configurable with the iPhone, not even via any kind of API). And if you shoot RAW (which is plain impossible with iPhones, regretfully), you can always fine-tune noise reduction while post processing.
Hamilton Pool nature preserve with the iPhone 6s Plus, tripod, and iPhone support bracket. I used an app called NightCap Pro and set it to long exposure
Same settings as mentioned above, photos were processed and SnapSeed.
Yes we wanted to go to the Dead Fish our usually spot but the wait was too long so we went to Nantucket. Big mistake so we ended up in Alameda
Bellingrath Gardens in south Alabama. Every year they set up the entire grounds with lights for Christmas. Well worth the lines to get in. I used ProCam in Night mode to take the pictures. Not sure what settings I finally wound up with as I did a lot of adjusting as we walked.
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Belengrath Gardens Christmas lights by AlliFlowers, on Flickr
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Belengrath Gardens Christmas lights by AlliFlowers, on Flickr
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Belengrath Gardens Christmas lights by AlliFlowers, on Flickr
Belengrath Gardens Christmas lights by AlliFlowers, on Flickr
Belengrath Gardens Christmas lights by AlliFlowers, on Flickr
Belengrath Gardens Christmas lights by AlliFlowers, on Flickr