That's true. I remember when I switched from the iPhone 6s to the iPhone 13 and tried taking a selfie in low light. I was so dissatisfied because the image beca

That's true. I remember when I switched from the iPhone 6s to the iPhone 13 and tried taking a selfie in low light. I was so dissatisfied because the image became brighter than it appeared on the camera preview during shooting. Good shots with minimal phone editing now only happen in good lighting. But if a photo is taken in low light, the face gets heavily smoothed to remove noise in the photo, but in my opinion, it only makes everything look worse.