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I bought three Moment lenses: the Tele, Wide, and Superfish lenses. But I didn’t keep the 58mm Tele lens after doing a comparison between it and a cropped shot on my old iPhone X. Not only was the ...

I guess it all comes down to what your expectations are. For a phone, I'm plenty impressed.

Here you go: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/63183780

I got my iPhone 11 Pro yesterday, and took it and my old iPhone X up to Crater Lake before I sent the X in to Apple for trade-in. Here are a couple of comparison shots. I bet you can see which is ...

Yes, they do. And I bet that's their intent. But in the mean time, I'm fairly amazed by what the default HEIF images deliver. Before I sent my iPhone X in for trade, I got the chance to do some ...

+1 on ProCamera. Halide is also a great option. They're cheap, so I bought both. But most of the time, I reach for ProCamera.

@tbcass Show us one "advocate" who claims that the results are as "good or better than dedicated cameras."

I'll wait.

Here's a fairly comprehensive look at night mode, along with a bunch of other links: https://www.macrumors.com/guide/night-mode/ Huawei and Samsung (and Google) also use stacking for their night ...

Have you personally confirmed that the “telephoto” camera is not used during low-light situations by placing your finger over it to confirm that the (cropped) wide camera is being used? Or is this ...

Which your astonishing photos show. Thanks for posting this review. My guess is that Halide, ProCamera, et al. will soon be rolling out updates that will allow us to access a raw file that includes ...

Taken last night with the A7RII. That's Mt. Shasta in Northern California, with the lights from Mt. Shasta City in the background. This lens replaces my old Sony 16–35mm f/4, and though it's a bit ...

Don’t worry. Even non-serious Apple users know that Macs don’t run iOS.

SEL70300G

Placed 23^rd in the challenge.

16-35 & 24-105. Any more than that I wouldn’t want to carry on a hike. And with the A7RIII you have some cropping ability on the long end. Besides, even a 400mm lens would get me closer to a ...

It'll fit my A7RII, the 24–105 and 16–35, but it barely fits the A7RII with only the 70-300. There's no chance it will fit your A7, 24–105, and 70–300.

Placed 71^st in the challenge.

I find that my A7Rii with a 24-105 and 16-35 fit fine in my PD 5L. Yes, they’re snug, but not uncomfortably so. Edit: Oops. I missed the “gm” part of the OP’s post.

If I were in your position, I wouldn’t hesitate about sending the camera back for an exchange. And I’d write down the serial number before I sent it back, just to be sure. A brand new camera ...

A7RII & Sony 16-35 f/4