Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => iPhone and Mobile Photography => Topic started by: armand on December 20, 2022, 12:51:08 am
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shot and processed on iPhone 14 Pro Max
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Impressive, both!
Bravo, Armand.
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Impressive, both!
Bravo, Armand.
Indeed. Well done!
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Thank you Francois and David!
What's also impressive is that the first is handheld and while I got a "better" shot with my other camera, it required 40 sec on a tripod.
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It looks unreal cool! Bravo!
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same iPhone, I thought I'd upgrade but the issues with it have been mostly resolved and the new one doesn't add enough
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very nice! especially the one with leaves in the water
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Spectacular shots, both.
By the way, I'm curious... what are /were the issues with your iPhone 14 Pro Max (...but the issues with it have been mostly resolved...)
Also, how do you process them on your iPhone?
Well done, Armand.
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Thank you Pieter and Francois!
Francois, the issues were mostly involved with the internet/data connectivity. Whenever it was either changing the tower?, the type of network 5G/5GUW/4G/wifi it was losing connectivity for seconds to minutes, often I had to go to airplane mode briefly to make it work again. No such issues for the last 4-5 months now.
As for processing, most times I do it just on the iPhone and occasionally in LR (vast majority only the raw shots).
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an evening with some awesome clouds
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Armand,
Thank you for the info on the iPhone. I imagined that they were about photography and not network connections.
The last two sets are stunning, superb with skies that are incredible. They look like they come out of a sci-fi movie!
Bravo.
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Thank you Francois!
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Artistic rendition... I cannot (yet) understand what effect you used (or through what surface you shot) but I like it very much.
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I like them both but the first one is my favorite!
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and few B&W, all processed in the phone
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Another excellent and stunning icicle set! I really love #1 and #4 but the two other photos are not far behind.
What application did you use to process your images on your iPhone? I must say that I'm a complete novice on iPhone processing as I usually only crop and straighten my photo.
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Thank you Francois!
I use the built in iPhone photos app. While I have a couple more apps I don't even recall last time I've used them.
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Thank you Francois!
I use the built in iPhone photos app. While I have a couple more apps I don't even recall last time I've used them.
Thanks for the info about your processing. I should try one of these days!
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Lovely shot.
It reminds of a photo I took with my iPhone in the local cathedral. I added a bit of saturation, cropped square and printed it on A2 paper. I showed it to a few photographer friends and they told that it was obvious that I took it with my very expensive camera (Canon 1DS3) and the "investment" was well worth it :-)
I never told them that it was a mere iPhone shot...
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rainy
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Usually I like rainy days for city photography and those three images is super nice with all the reflections and vibrant colors.
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Thank you Francois!
Few more
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Very nice set. I especially like the geometry/diagonals of the second one (city-5.jpg).
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Very nice set. I especially like the geometry/diagonals of the second one (city-5.jpg).
Thank you Francois! I knew what I was trying to get and I was circling like a madmen with the phone up until the framing was just right.
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A pano with the iPhone, one of its weaknesses (my several generations older Samsung used to get panos at least as good); the other is flare, quite evident. In the same time the colors and exposure are quite pleasing.
PS. that's Phoenix
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A pano with the iPhone, one of its weaknesses (my several generations older Samsung used to get panos at least as good); the other is flare, quite evident. In the same time the colors and exposure are quite pleasing.
PS. that's Phoenix
I like it very much.
Maybe you could find this article interesting (it mentions Apple's Vision Pro but it's about iPhone panos in general):
https://david-smith.org/blog/2024/02/26/super-resolution-panoramas/
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Thank you Francois!
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Thank you Francois!
I like how small "marks" on the wall, it's like petroglyphs or faint animal footprints. Color combination is also very pleasing, relaxing.
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A very nice set. The far away, snow-capped mountains offer a good contrast with the sand dunes. The last one helps understand the massive scale of those dunes and the effect of the wind a visible.
Well done.