15x zoom, no external lens, no night mode.

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    AI turned off? Looks like an ai picture

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    Genuinely curious as to why people don't get all up in arms about iPhone moon pictures but they do for Android phone moon pictures.

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  • [–] [B] 1 point 2 years ago (1 child)

    Android/Samsung moon photos are faked.

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    No they are not. I have an iPhone and a Samsung. Both are quite good. Both are using post-processing. That makes the pictures fake? No it doesn't

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    That's just the AI post processing, something that iPhones also have. Look at the first comment replying to that whole ass bible.

    Anyway i am not here to argue with anyone. I just enjoy having both phones lol. An S23 Ultra and an iPhone 15 Pro Max.

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  • [–] [B] 1 point 2 years ago (1 child)

    So photo processing in terms of enhancing elements in the photo is not bad in my opinion. Samsung, on the other hand, adds details to the photo that were not taken. For me personally, this is where the line is crossed between enhancing a photo in the background, optimizing colors and simply faking a photo.

    I also used a Samsung for a long time and find the technology behind the photos really interesting. I just find the advertising and not really pointing it out a bit of a shame.

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    Fair enough. I don't mind much to be honest. Besides if it is like that it would only be useful in just certain scenarios.

    The enhancement works excellent to read long distance signs, something that i can't do on the iPhone at the same distance. I need to be closer with the iPhone.

    That's the advantage of having both i guess. For example i still notice certain differences between Android pictures and iOS pictures when posting on Instagram.

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  • [–] [B] 1 point 2 years ago (3 children)

    This is my wallpaper now, thanks

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    https://preview.redd.it/jsv9wrzkmj2c1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bba0f9203847505082cce16fd70f2e5e3967583f

    Got it on 15 pro aswell. I didnt know about the exposure setting when I had 13 pro, I’m curious how would it take this photo

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    How do you do this? 14 pro max and my photo comes out blurry. Help!

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  • [–] [B] 1 point 2 years ago (1 child)

    Once it’s focused you need to bring the exposure down.

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    iPhone cameras are default set to the worst setting go to settings > Camera & it’ll show different resolutions

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    Also i captured quite a nice picture, however when i go to edit the picture the exposure and brightness levels reset themselves? How come i cant edit the picture with the already set levels i took the picture with initially?

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  • [–] [B] 1 point 2 years ago

    For an iPhone it’s pretty good and the mobile cameras have come a long way. Take away the AI photoshopping that Android phones do, and any old DSLR with an actual telephoto lens will still blow away ANY phone on the market.

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    Yes, phone technology can take decent pictures of the moon. This isn't something new... I'm surprised people don't ever try moon pics with different settings.

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    Snipe it to change its size

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    Is that the sun?

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  • [–] [B] 1 point 2 years ago

    https://preview.redd.it/xek1q0tigk2c1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=345c756133cab368f8f982421213a03f2e86040d

    15 pro max x25 zoom, was still pretty light outside and picture was taking in a hurry, could probably be better if i took my time

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    I remember my Samsung Galaxy could not see the moon properly with regular the lens. Then I started zooming and it was just the same bright dot getting “closer” but it was until I reach the end of the “zoom” that the image of the moon became “pretty”… my question is… is the image real or just AI rendering the moon when it detects that you are trying to shoot at it and then fool us into thinking it was the “lens” that do it… I never saw the atmospheric distortion it should be seem when zooming this much with the phone camera…

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