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I saw you mentioned the iPhone X. Note that the XS has a larger sensor. It’s probably a better choice.

Overall, I like the iPhone XS a lot but I'm disappointed with the digital zoom interpolation. Sometimes I'll use the "telephoto" lens and digitally zoom because, as I understand it, it upgrades ...

I'm not sure if the grass is somehow reflecting up. I tried to decrease that in my most recent edit actually but may not have done it well enough.

Thanks! I like both edits very much but like the painterly one more. I use Lightroom but couldn't find a "painterly-like" option. I tried to recreate it manually and ended up with this. What do ...

The focus on the eyes is not tack sharp and the picture is a little noisy. I'm wondering if a canvas print would be more forgiving - maybe these weaknesses wouldn't show as much. I'd rather have a ...

Yeah, it's great! I basically stopped using my G7X II. I now always use either the iPhone or the SL2 (DSLR). I still value a lot of things the SL2 can do that the iPhone can't but the benefit of ...

Yes, all other sources I’ve seen say 26 mm

Are you giving APS-C focal lengths?

At the bottom, I'll include the SOC image. In my editing, I 1 - Put a radial filter around the DSLR to decrease the noise and sharpness in the rest of the image. 2 - Made some minor adjustment to ...

Wait, if you digital zoom, you don't lose megapixels?! Also, if you shoot at 2x digital zoom wide open, is the aperture now 5.6 or still 2.8? I'm asking both in terms of exposure settings (so how ...

This was about 16 minutes past sunset and it used the 2x lens. I applied significant noise reduction and other enhancements in Lightroom. Overall I am satisfied with the result.

Yes, I have the XS and have tested this. Lighting has to be quite low for it to do a wide angle crop. If you’re doing an outdoor landscape shot a little past sunset, it should still use the 2x camera.

Just updating my own thread - I believe all the info. here is correct: Camera Specs

I recovered a good amount of light without bringing much noise in.

A few more comments. I see you used the 2X lens. This has a slower aperture (2.4 vs. 1.8) and smaller sensor. It will do worse in low light than the wide angle lens. How many minutes after sunset ...

Overall I think the noise reduction is very good for a cell phone (at least on mine). In my comments, I was comparing the camera to a DSLR with a fast lens, which I suppose isn't fair. The only ...

Beautiful. What city?

Well, the noise is terrible there but it looks like it's very dark out

Interesting. In my pic above, I was wondering why it didn’t pick a shutter speed closer to 1/15. That’s probably what my galaxy S7 would have done. That makes sense though.

I’ve taken about 1600 iPhone pics and 10 G7X pics in the past 5 weeks!