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> It probably has to do with the apertures in the lenses This seems extremely unlikely. The aperture in these lenses is fixed, so the aperture is just a circu
by foldr 5y ago
> It probably has to do with the apertures in the lenses
This seems extremely unlikely. The aperture in these lenses is fixed, so the aperture is just a circular hole.
- qwertyuiop_ 5y agoHere is comparison of 13 pro max and X. Notice the blurriness and lack of detail in eyebrows and eyelashes of my kids doll. The eyebrows are more detailed in X (picture 2) though there is sensor noise. Picture 1 iPhone 13 Pro Max https://i.postimg.cc/Rhb4Jq2F/61-D79076-B244-4-BDF-9-CD1-898-F42593-EC6.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/Rhb4Jq2F/61-D79076-B244-4-BDF-9-CD1-898... Picture 2 iPhone X https://i.postimg.cc/L4yHb0hp/EF1-FCAF0-D1-A6-488-E-8-F03-B8-BC25586087.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/L4yHb0hp/EF1-FCAF0-D1-A6-488-E-8-F03-B8...
- foldr 5y agoSure, maybe. I'm just saying that it's extremely unlikely that Apple has not managed to successfully manufacture a circular hole. The issue is likely to be something else. The first image looks like it has had much more aggressive noise reduction applied to it. Possibly, a 'face' was detected in one case but not the other, and this influenced the processing choices.