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Given that Apple set the standard by posting photos that are explicitly labeled as being shot on iPhone, it think it’s totally fine to expect an image with self
by wepple 8y ago
Given that Apple set the standard by posting photos that are explicitly labeled as being shot on iPhone, it think it’s totally fine to expect an image with selfie-arm extending into the frame to have actually been shot on the device.
- _Codemonkeyism 8y agoAt least on billboards here in Berlin with a small print that the pictures are (heavily) post processed - 10cm size on a 10m high print.
- 21 8y agoObviously you haven't read the article: > Photos from Apple's "Shot on iPhone" ads are indeed taken with iPhones, albeit with additional equipment like special lenses attached to the phone, and they've been touched up with professional photo editing software. Yep, just a standard iPhone here as any regular user would have: https://petapixel.com/assets/uploads/2017/06/shotoniphonefeat.jpg https://petapixel.com/assets/uploads/2017/06/shotoniphonefea...
- wepple 8y agoYeah, shot using an iPhone. Using the iPhone’s minuscule sized image sensor, through its tiny lens, and built in image processoring engine. With an attached lens. Huawei used a large image sensor DSLR with dedicated processing chips and lenses designed for the body. The product they’re trying to pass off as having produced the image needed have been within 29 square miles.