Post your photos taken with 6s and 6s+

[x34]

I wonder if I should take my Sony RX100M3 with me on vacation.

yes, you should.

 

[narr]

2 more test shots (slightly edited inside the photo app).

 

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[nickchallis92]

Why don't iphones shoot in 16:9? 4:3 isn't compatible with most of the screens we use on a daily basis

 

[roeiz]

2 more test shots (slightly edited inside the photo app).
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really nice.

i was wondering, these seem like been taken really close..
i tend to struggle a bit when trying to understand the minimum length for extreme close up shots..
is there a separate Macro on the native app?
if not, what was the distance in these pictures?

thanks.

 

[iNotion]

night shot - iPhone 6S+

 

[batting1000]

Panthers game last night...

 

[narr]

really nice.

i was wondering, these seem like been taken really close..
i tend to struggle a bit when trying to understand the minimum length for extreme close up shots..
is there a separate Macro on the native app?
if not, what was the distance in these pictures?

thanks.

Thanx so much. Well, you have to experiment a bit and watch the display very closely until the object gets in focus. The distance was probably. 2,5 inches, if I remember correctly. When the camera is unable to focus I hold my hand in front of the object and focus on it. Then I lock the focus and try keep the iPhone still. Then I slowly remove my hand and snap the picture. Most of the time this "trick" works fine and it often helped me getting small things in focus when touch to focus failed on me.

Since the iPhone 6S (Plus) offers 12 MP, you could also easily crop it to 8MB and get an even better close-up shot.

What I enjoy about the photo quality is the level of detail. There's lots of information in the photo, I was able to get out lots of details in the highlights and shadows with Lightroom. For example: Here's my Lightroom edit of the photo I posted before.

 

[bchreng]

Almost lunch time!

 

[batting1000]

Thanx so much. Well, you have to experiment a bit and watch the display very closely until the object gets in focus. The distance was probably. 2,5 inches, if I remember correctly. When the camera is unable to focus I hold my hand in front of the object and focus on it. Then I lock the focus and try keep the iPhone still. Then I slowly remove my hand and snap the picture. Most of the time this "trick" works fine and it often helped me getting small things in focus when touch to focus failed on me.

Since the iPhone 6S (Plus) offers 12 MP, you could also easily crop it to 8MB and get an even better close-up shot.

What I enjoy about the photo quality is the level of detail. There's lots of information in the photo, I was able to get out lots of details in the highlights and shadows with Lightroom. For example: Here's my Lightroom edit of the photo I posted before.

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The Camera+ app does macros

 

[narr]

Almost lunch time!

I'm getting hungry!

 

[CE3]

Almost lunch time!

Great light and colors : ) @narr love your shots too.

 

[craigd]

Broome Airport Western Australia

Cable Beach Western Australia

Rio Tinto Iron Ore facility Port Hedland WA

Port Hedland WA

 

[tallazzPilipino]

for a quick second, I was wondering why there was a palm tree in Washington, then realised you meant Western Oz. haha

 

[ToddH]

From big bend national park... iPhone 6s Plus.
I used the beta version of cortex camera (27.4mp), resized it to 18 for the web. I put my iPhone on a tripod and took the shot, processed the image in SnapSeed.

 

[ToddH]

Another from Big Bend National Park. Same setup, iPhone 6s Plus and triopd. Beta version of Cortex camera. Processed in SnapSeed

 

[ToddH]

How about a pano? iPhone native pano app.
This my campsite in the Chisos Basin, Big Bend!

 

[jase1125]

Because DSLRs shoot 4:3 and most standard print sizes are close to the 4:3 capture. If it shot 16:9 by default and you wanted to print standard size images you would crop off significantly more of the resolution. Believe it or not, but some folks still print

 

[Mr.C]

6S with HDR-mode, unedited.

Is that Pike Place market in Seattle ?

 

[tallazzPilipino]

Because DSLRs shoot 4:3 and most standard print sizes are close to the 4:3 capture. If it shot 16:9 by default and you wanted to print standard size images you would crop off significantly more of the resolution. Believe it or not, but some folks still print

the most common aspect ratio of FF and APSC DSLRs is 3:2, which matches 35mm film aspect ratio. standard prints of, let's say, 4x6 have a 3:2 aspect ratio as well.

point-and-shoots, Four Thirds & m43, and MF cameras commonly have the 4:3 aspect ratio though.

 

[zamboni52]

Smooth gradient of the sky. Just liked this picture.

 

[iNotion]

iPhone 6S+

 

[craigd]

for a quick second, I was wondering why there was a palm tree in Washington, then realised you meant Western Oz. haha

Funny !!!

 

[Wallabe]

yes, you should.

Thanks. The iPhone is great for when you don't have any other options, but I think that Sony will still be my main. I tried a DSLR once, too much, too heavy.

 

[clee290]