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I mean I believe it's mostly just taking pictures or videos outside on their iPhones, which I believe will automatically capture in HDR if it's bright enough. I
by mort96 3y ago
I mean I believe it's mostly just taking pictures or videos outside on their iPhones, which I believe will automatically capture in HDR if it's bright enough. I seriously doubt that people who upload some random picture they took outside to Reddit are intentionally trolling people who happen to use a device with an HDR screen.
- Dylan16807 3y ago> I seriously doubt that people who upload some random picture they took outside to Reddit are intentionally trolling people who happen to use a device with an HDR screen. Right. Those aren't pictures of the sun. I'm saying Apple's code is doing the wrong thing. Apple calibrated things wrong.
- mort96 3y agoThe sun can end up in frame in a video taken outside without it meaning that the person taking the video or uploading it to social media is "trolling" is my point.
- Dylan16807 3y agoI agree, but that has nothing to do with what I was saying. I specifically said that a sun at normal size wouldn't be a problem. I mentioned full-frame sun as a totally separate scenario just to be thorough.