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Thank you : ) These days of my my shots (mobile or dslr) tend to go straight to my desktop or laptop.
First I view and rate the images I like in Adobe Bridge, and then if I want to process them further I toggle back and forth between adjustments in Camera Raw and adjustments in Photoshop CC. I'm not big on heavily sharpening images, but when I do most of the time it's done in the Camera Raw detail section. I usually keep the "amount" very low (between 1-10) and then add a big boost to "radius" and "detail".
Sharpening hasn't been used much for most of these new iPhone shots, but there's a clarity setting in Camera Raw that I've used for a few. It works by adding contrast to the midtones, which makes the image appear sharper without actually sharpening it. Again, a little goes a long way.
I'm also finding a layer of heavy luminance and luminance detail is helpful with this camera for smoothing out blotchy corner areas (mostly on the right side) that I don't like in the sky of some of my lower light shots, and then I'll remove it from the rest of the image to bring back all the detail. Since images aren't often viewed full size on sites like flickr, etc. the downscaled image sharpens things up naturally.
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Enjoying this unusual 80+ degree Fall weather this past Sunday on Minnesota.
I would venture to say that may people use the phone for a lot of other things now besides talking on the phone. I know that the phone is not the most used app on my phone.
The first two pictures are Auto enhanced in the Photos app. The third picture of Ted the kitty is unaltered. I was first unimpressed with the camera on this phone but I have to say it does take amazing pictures.
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Portland Head Lighthouse. 6s+, native camera app.
iPhone 6S+ - tonight at the Ponce de Leon Lighthouse - Ponce Inlet, FL.
Went out for another hike this afternoon. I apologize that the first one came out a bit dark. As usual, no edits. (The second one I did put an instagram filter on it to make it "pop" a bit more. The one I posted though is the original 
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