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iPHONE images... post your iPhone/Mobile pics HERE... :-)
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Market Hall in Saint John, Nova Scotia.
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Saint John market hall 2 by Graeme Hutson, on Flickr
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"Chish And Fips Lunch" "EXPLORED"
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Got this tonight after a visit to my parents. No idea what kind of tree this is, but the way the light was reflecting off the branches made me think it was full of cobwebs at first.
Shot on my iPhone 13: just the standard Apple camera app; I manually reduced the exposure.
Shot on my iPhone 13: just the standard Apple camera app; I manually reduced the exposure.
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A few recent gig photos taken with my iPhone 11
Softcult by Rob Telford, on Flickr
The Blue Aeroplanes by Rob Telford, on Flickr
Graham Reynolds by Rob Telford, on Flickr
Islet by Rob Telford, on Flickr
Pat Sansone by Rob Telford, on Flickr
Kiiōtō: Lou Rhodes by Rob Telford, on Flickr
P.S. Apologies for a couple of oversize images, but Flickr is refusing to display any other size for those particular ones (weird)
Softcult by Rob Telford, on Flickr
The Blue Aeroplanes by Rob Telford, on Flickr
Graham Reynolds by Rob Telford, on Flickr
Islet by Rob Telford, on Flickr
Pat Sansone by Rob Telford, on Flickr
Kiiōtō: Lou Rhodes by Rob Telford, on Flickr
P.S. Apologies for a couple of oversize images, but Flickr is refusing to display any other size for those particular ones (weird)
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I took this photograph in France last week. It is not a B&W image.
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I really like this, it has wonderful character to it.
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A few shots from Torridon during last weeks snow days. iPhone 13 Pro
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I did not take the bait.
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Aldwick Bay sunset panorama
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Aldwick Bay was the inspiration for Eric Coates to compose 'By the Sleepy Lagoon' which became the theme tune for BBC Radio's Desert Island Discs programme.
Aldwick Bay panorama by Graeme Hutson, on Flickr
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Aldwick Bay was the inspiration for Eric Coates to compose 'By the Sleepy Lagoon' which became the theme tune for BBC Radio's Desert Island Discs programme.
Aldwick Bay panorama by Graeme Hutson, on Flickr
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Waiting for a train at Clapham Junction this morning.
Clapham Junction IMG_9959edit20241204 by Keith Hudson, on Flickr
Clapham Junction IMG_9959edit20241204 by Keith Hudson, on Flickr
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Dressed for Snow
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Top to toe.
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A National Gal
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Got the bag to prove it.
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At the Opera House
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Walking, standing, dancing.
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Some shop fronts and dogs, taken whilst wandering down Kingsland Road from Dalston to Stoke Newington.
Stoke Newington IMG_9895edit20241218 by Keith Hudson, on Flickr
Stoke Newington IMG_9896edit20241218 by Keith Hudson, on Flickr
Stoke Newington IMG_9900edit20241218 by Keith Hudson, on Flickr
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Some shop fronts and dogs, taken whilst wandering down Kingsland Road from Dalston to Stoke Newington.
I've just been looking at your Flickr stream Keith, there's some really good London pic's on there particularly liking the evening/night time captures.
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Thank you George, I do enjoy wandering around some of the less obvious bit of London.
Not a post, as I don't actually have a phone. But I was sent a photo taken on an i-phone yesterday - and there were really odd artefacts, especially around hair, and in small gaps between hands/body. Turns out it was taken in 'portrait mode' so enhanced the subject and blurred the background. But it didn't do a very good job of it.
Look at the wheelbarrow, etc. Are they always like this?
Look at the wheelbarrow, etc. Are they always like this?
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The one time I don't take a camera with me when I go into the city centre I found that it was looking particularly photogenic, so had to make do with my iPhone 12 mini:
Rainy Coventry by Lewis Craik, on Flickr
Rainy Coventry by Lewis Craik, on Flickr
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Some of the older iPhones simulated the blurry background with software, and the newer ones do it by using two lenses and merging the shots. That said, the wheelbarrow looks pretty bad, it's like the software didn't know what was subject and what was background. It looks like all the other artefacts in the shot are where the background hasn't been blurred around the subject.
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The iPhone uses a time of flight LIDAR sensor to create a 3D map which it uses to tell where the subject is in relation to any background and foreground layers. The technology has probably improved over the years but it was pretty rough in the earliest phones with LIDAR.
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That's a great image, welcome to TalkPhotography, I'm really looking forwards to more