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It certainly looks better at portraits and when zooming in. Though that's disappointing it seems to blow the highlights. I have seen this with previous iPhones
by planetjones 10y ago
It certainly looks better at portraits and when zooming in.
Though that's disappointing it seems to blow the highlights. I have seen this with previous iPhones - the HDR isn't as effective as it should be and I often end up with a white sky on a sunny day.
- gr33nman 10y agoI didn't know about this until recently, but when you are shooting on the iPhone, you can touch any area of the screen (e.g., a blown out highlight, or white sky) to adjust the exposure so that the area you touch is correctly exposed.
- anonred 10y agoYou can also tap (to focus + auto expose) and then drag up/down to manually adjust the exposure from there.
- planetjones 10y agoI really didn't know about the drag up and down thing to adjust exposure. Thanks!