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Thanks for looking. To get another opnion, which of the ones in the links do you think are the 11 pro max?
The two photos above clearly to me show how awful the quality is and how comparable it is to the 6S.
These two photos below are the 11 Pro Max, is this as good as its supposed to be... really?
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All these images have run through lossy compression a couple times, the iPhone 11 has one additional time (HEIC > jpg). So what we see isn't a great representation of the native capture. The compression makes it difficult to compare because its made the images similar resolution and color wise.
Keep in mind which camera takes a more visually appealing photo shouldn't be the topic. Visually appealing is subjective for not only the person viewing the image but their overall mindset and mood. We need to compare the likeness of reality and finer details that are captured. From there the image can be altered to your preferences, however if detail is lost during the capture we can never get it back.
Anyway, if I were to GUESS I would say the first one (of top set) is the iPhone 11. I'm assuming the walls are supposed to be white/off white and not yellow? If your walls are yellow then I'm not as confident. However I feel the top one is a better representation of reality while the second is too bright.
There is some detail lost in the second pic (top set). The marks to the left on the wall are difficult to see, I feel like I wouldn't be straining in real life. If you look really closely at the dog at the far right on the top most image there is a reflection that is a straight line running diagonally across its front paw and nose, pretty much invisible in the second image. If you zoom into the letters of the wood carving the contrast is crushing detail on the second image. "Dalai Lama" is blown out on the books spine as well.
Regardless if I'm right or wrong the bigger question is, what exactly do you not like about the 11 and/or like about the 6S? We might be able to address your concerns, there are different camera apps, very quick photo adjustments, exposure sittings, etc etc.
All the pics look good to me.
As much as I can zoom in on my iPhone yep. And if you think the screen is underwhelming I genuinely don’t know what to say to that.
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Thanks for looking. To get another opnion, which of the ones in the links do you think are the 11 pro max?
The two photos above clearly to me show how awful the quality is and how comparable it is to the 6S.
These two photos below are the 11 Pro Max, is this as good as its supposed to be... really?
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I would suggest you upload just photos that you think are poor rather than asking us to guess.
Like others I see nothing wrong. What exactly are you expecting the pictures to do?
??? that is quite literally what i did.
All the photos I’ve uploaded except one are photos of my iPhone 11 Pro, which I specifically said, and also said I thought are poor quality.
Well in that case I’m wasting my time. As everyone else has said, those pics look fine. You’re not saying what you think is wrong. You’re just saying they’re bad. It’s all subjective and until you explain what you think is wrong this thread is a waste of time IMHO.
Like others I see nothing wrong. What exactly are you expecting the pictures to do?
The photos you posted look great, I own a Note 10 so no bias here. I zoomed in and they are in focus.
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Are you doing this on purpose? No offence but this is the second time in as many posts you’ve literally asked me to do what I’ve already done...
are you actually reading my responses?
I appreciate you took time to look, but for the third time, I have said the photos look blurry, and also heavily pixelated when zooming in - whatever colours and lighting conditions - those are the problems.
In addition, I have also said the overall quality improvement from my 6s is minimal( with comparative photos).
Mods, if you think this is lock worthy go ahead, but personally, apart from a couple of Apple fanboys, this seems like a good post for those with 11 camera issues (I’m definitely not the only one).
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can I ask what phone you took these photos with, the mb size is super small, mine are 5mb plus normally, unless compressed when uploaded
Thanks for your reply.Yes you did say blurred, I missed/forgot that, you’re right. But I give up. Those photographs you have uploaded are not blurred. Everyone else says they are not blurred. I genuinely hope you get these issues, whatever they are, sorted out but I’m out.
Edit: The Apple fanboys comment will get you a long way here.
They both look absolutely fine to me. The focus seems fine. It’s not artificially sharpened like on some Samsung phones. To me there is absolutely no issues with those photographs whatsoever.
Thanks buddy, really appreciate you looking.
Seems a couple of other posters are becoming obsessed with lockdowns, or perhaps butt-hurt because I managed to get the photos on here.
In any case irrelevant contributors, so mods if possible could I please request you block them from this post as completely unhelpful/irrelevant. Real time-wasters, perhaps they Apple shills or even bots?
The top photo is the iPhone 11 Pro, however I changed the setting to jpeg before taking; meaning both cameras are producing jpegs.
What disappoints me is that when comparing the two, the improvement in quality is so minor.
Apart from the 11 being darker, the difference is incredibly minuscule. I know that this phone is supposed to perform better than this.
I am sure it is something to do with the stutter when the photo is taken, once the button is pressed it stutters then produces a photo then goes back to an image on screen shifted from what I was focusing on. And how do I turn off that bloody vibrate when taking photos??
As for the two garden images, both iPhone 11, but they are so blurry. Zoom in on either and they are pixelated as hell, why?
I deliberately took one in the natural light and one in the shade, with a different range of colours and to be quite honest they look like awful. Imagine this blown up, even a couple of sizes.
Eventually o2 will have to replace this phone, as after doing a remote test with Apple today, and resetting the phone the telephone reps also agreed that the quality is questionable. In addition, it took two hours for the battery to get to 34%, only stock apps and no internet on.
They mentioned a magnetic field may have damaged the cameras, which is rare but something they are discovering in the 512gb models and can confirm when opened up; o2 didn't open up my phone, they simply ran software tests and handheld tests.
As for the screen and watching YouTube videos, also very underwhelming. Nevertheless, the audio is quite amazing when playing.
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Have you zoomed in? These were taken with clear focus not too close, not too far.
iPhone 8 Plus. I think when they’re uploaded on here cause I checked and they’re all about 6MB.???
Are you doing this on purpose? No offence but this is the second time in as many posts you’ve literally asked me to do what I’ve already done...
are you actually reading my responses?
I appreciate you took time to look, but for the third time, I have said the photos look blurry, and also heavily pixelated when zooming in - whatever colours and lighting conditions - those are the problems.
In addition, I have also said the overall quality improvement from my 6s is minimal( with comparative photos).
Mods, if you think this is lock worthy go ahead, but personally, apart from a couple of Apple fanboys, this seems like a good post for those with 11 camera issues (I’m definitely not the only one).
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can I ask what phone you took these photos with, the mb size is super small, mine are 5mb plus normally, unless compressed when uploaded
iPhone 8 Plus. I think when they’re uploaded on here cause I checked and they’re all about 6MB.
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Thanks for looking. To get another opnion, which of the ones in the links do you think are the 11 pro max?
The two photos above clearly to me show how awful the quality is and how comparable it is to the 6S.
Your phone is clearly defective, so return it to the seller.I must be doing something wrong. All the photos ive been taking with my new phone are nowhere near as good quality as my 6s.
Ive read about a case interfering with the quality, I took today without a case, its absolutely awful.
It was taken with the normal lens, and even items close to the front, are just so blurred.
Im starting to think I have a fault device.
Any tips guys?
I think you can have the best camera in the world and still take a rubbish photograph depending on your own personal skills. I can take a better picture with my iPhone 8+ than my work colleague can with his 11 Pro Max. I was in a camera club years ago and a guy went out and spent thousands on kit and was a bit of an idiot generally. He knew everything and when it came to actually looking at his pictures, he was getting worse results than those with cameras a quarter of the cost that he paid.
People often obsess over the camera but forget it’s just one element. The camera is decent on the 11 Pro of course. It’ll never put perform a proper DSLR in the right hands though. If you feel it’s worse than an identical shot taken with an older iPhone than I’d speak to Apple and show your comparisons. It would be very difficult to explain other than doing that.