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This is an accurate assessment IMHO. And the problem goes beyond contrast and shadow adjustments. On a few occasions, I've had recent iPhones blend the bodies o
by cs702 4y ago
This is an accurate assessment IMHO. And the problem goes beyond contrast and shadow adjustments. On a few occasions, I've had recent iPhones blend the bodies of two people in a group photo into single, weirdly fused 'body blob'. Which is a shame, because iPhones have such amazingly good hardware. Apple, please fix this!
- projektfu 4y agoIt really seems like machine learning is moving us into Nutri-matic territory. Avoid: big tech drink machine.
- grugagag 4y agoI wish this could be turned off altogether.
- actionfromafar 4y agoThere are/were apps which could turn it off.
- lucideer 4y agoIt can be disabled in camera settings under "Smart HDR"
- OGWhales 4y agoIt seems you are not able to turn this off for the newer models, as I don’t see this settings on the iPhone 13 but I do see it on an iPhone 11.
- tillinghast 4y agoI know that there is already a reply to this effect, but to repeat YOU CANNOT TURN OFF SMART HDR ON NEW IPHONES. Astonishingly stupid.