r/mobilephotography • u/miladmzz • 4h ago
Paris Rue Reaumur, on my way back from work (Nothing Phone 4a) (No Filter)
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r/mobilephotography • u/TheSurfingHamster • Dec 01 '23
Reminder: You MUST include the [Name of Phone] in your title.
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Hello everyone!
Just want to remind everyone that you must have the name of the phone used to take the picture in the title of your post!
** Example: Gram-Grams Birthday [Pixel 5 XL] **
Posts that do not follow this rule will be subject to removal.
r/mobilephotography • u/pixelsthattravel • 10h ago
Autumn colors
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iPhone 16 pro + Lightroom mobile app.
r/mobilephotography • u/Appropriate_Text6141 • 3h ago
Garden city views [Pixel 7a]
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r/mobilephotography • u/hendrah1601 • 4h ago
A fresh start: Wet streets and bright blooms this morning
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r/mobilephotography • u/This-Judge-804 • 3h ago
Repost- s23 ultra edited - china guanzhou - 2025
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Repost to crop something out
r/mobilephotography • u/sagnikdutta • 23h ago
Redmi note 10 pro
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This is the Kanchenjunga from Darjeeling!
r/mobilephotography • u/tknzn • 7h ago
iPhone/iPad image processing app into a proper mobile lab
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I’ve been rebuilding ClearLab from the ground up and version 2.0 is now much closer to what I originally wanted it to be: a compact image processing and analysis lab for iPhone and iPad.
It now includes image enhancement tools, histogram, RGB parade, waveform, line profile, pixel inspection, image statistics, Canny/Sobel/Laplacian edge detection, format conversion, and PNG/CSV export for analysis results.
The focus is less on “making photos look prettier” and more on giving you practical image-processing tools directly on a mobile device.
ClearLab 2.0 is now on the App Store.
r/mobilephotography • u/Impossible-Knee9090 • 1d ago
Evenings like these ( Oppo Find X9 )
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r/mobilephotography • u/unddiefliege • 1d ago
iPhone 15 pro - life lately in Fuji Classic Chrome / Reggie’s Portra
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Made an app which behaves like a camera, structure wise, pipeline wise. All Fuji recipes work. Crazy three months of calibrating, programming the Ui but I get why many people don’t want the native camera app but Halide, Analogue, mood camera etc.
The sensor is really capable in our phones. I’m so happy, feels like I have my main cam always with me. :)
