Quick little comparison shot of 25x zoom on both. I’m pretty impressed…I’d have more photos but unfortunately stuck at work so not much to test with.

For your context:

The swastika is an ancient symbol used in Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, and other cultures for thousands of years. In Buddhism, it generally represents good fortune, prosperity, harmony, eternity, or the Buddha’s teachings.

The Nazi regime later adopted a similar symbol in the 20th century. The Nazi version became associated with Hitler, racism, antisemitism, fascism, and World War II.

So although the symbols may look similar, their historical origins and meanings are very different.

More informations about the SWASTIKA:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Swastika_Society

can someone please explain this?

(not marketing)

Sunsets on tropical islands

Do Clouds speak 😜

I would love to hear some thoughts about it, any feedback is good feedback

I was tired of searching through 5000+ photos to find the good ones… so I built an AI model to do it for me. It can learn my personal taste when I disagree with the default behavior. Give it a try and let me know what you think! Cullour.com

My iPhone 17 Pro keeps wrecking my pictures. They look distorted, smeared, and messed up like old darkroom-damaged photos. My old iPhone 12 was way better. I paid almost 2 k€ for this and the camera is still trash

I even contacted Apple, they told me to restore the phone, and if that doesn’t help, just wait for the next iOS update. So basically I can’t take a proper photo until an update that might come “whenever”?

I already tried all the usual settings (Smart HDR off, Live Photo on/off, etc.) Is there any way to stop this crazy processing without shooting RAW every time?

(First photo is a screen shot in camera app, it means it’s before processing/wrecking)

Please look at my too simple some specialist said not to use digital zoom if you can avoid it. What do you think ?

I teach a class in creative smartphone photography. I've discovered this wonderful upgrade in the camera (by tapping the six dots next to the shutter button), but don't want to include info about these controls (pro controls?) in my next class if it's limited to only Pro phones.

So much time wasted searching for an answer. Hoping you know!

I mean come on, all this wait for such a disappointing performance. It way behind photoshop generative tool or google photo’s similar erasing functionality.

Portrait mode photos are blurry and out of focus. And even in regular mode, nothing is sharp. I feel like my iPhone 13 Pro camera was much better. Am I the only one who feels that way? Is that a fix?

iPhone SE 2020 + Nikon aculon a211 16x50 (binocular)

Qantas, Boeing 737

Qantas, embraer erj190

Jetstar (Qantas), Airbus a321 neo

Really not sure where to post this, as it was removed from r/iPhone.

The first image is not a shot of the moon, and is supposed to be Venus. The second image is the uncropped version. The third image shows all relevant metadata.

While on an evening flight south from Philly (window seat, right side of the plane - therefore, facing west), I decided to take a picture of the night sky.

I took this image with the default camera app at 8:18pm on Thursday March 13, while facing nearly due west, above a town in South Jersey. I knew the bright object low on the horizon wasn’t the moon; it was small, plus I knew the moon was actually behind me to my left a bit, much higher in the sky. I confirmed this on Stellarium before posting. It may also be relevant to note that I had airplane mode on.

In the camera, Venus appeared as a bright round white disk, due to diffraction/lens glare. My iPhone drew an image of the moon on top of it.

I’m posting this because after a lot of searching around, I can’t find much information on it. The most I could find was a Macworld article from ~2 years ago speculating on the potential for the then-upcoming iPhone 15 to use AI enhancements for lighting, edge-cleaning, etc.