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I'm considering getting a decent camera, or even going back to my old Iphone honestly. The images it took were so much more photorealistic than my current Ipho
by l33tbro 5y ago
I'm considering getting a decent camera, or even going back to my old Iphone honestly. The images it took were so much more photorealistic than my current Iphone. It's like modern Iphones oversaturate everything and add trashy these unrealistic colors to things like the sky. I've tried to capture beautiful sunsets, but even by adjusting exposure I still cannot nail what was once so easy to get.
I even wonder sometimes if is using some kind of algo adding colors based on what it thinks things should look like? Don't know enough about this stuff.
- grishka 5y agoBecause a tiny sensor could only do so much due to those pesky laws of physics, the latest trend in mobile camera tech is so-called "computational photography", where they use a shitload of algorithms and AI to enhance your pictures. And I think they do segment them somewhat to apply these "enhancements" selectively? Anyway, no idea about iOS, but many Android phones are capable of capturing raw pictures that you could then process however you wish in Lightroom or whatever else you prefer.
- sporklpony 5y agoI believe there are apps on the app store that do this sort of thing, Halide[1] comes to mind as something I've read about, but I've never used it. [1]: https://halide.cam/ https://halide.cam/
- alamortsubite 5y agoIt sounds like you're describing HDR (high dynamic range), which your iphone uses by default when image contrast reaches some threshold. The effects can be unwanted, to say the least. Have you tried disabling it?