Wait until you see the ugly oil painting effect when using the 3x zoom camera. It’s horrible.
this post was submitted on 06 Jul 2023
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Welcome to a world of hurt, a lot of people have been appalled before you and many too, have complained to Apple. Unfortunately there is no way to disable it.
It’s frustrating how aggressive it is, only some 3rd party apps avoid it.
Probably the iPhone's biggest downside. I recommend Halide as a camera replacement.
The only way to avoid it is using third party camera apps or shooting in Apple pro-raw with the native camera, that way the effects are not as aggressive.
If you hold the button in the camera to take a burst of pictures, those will not have the annoying over processing.
are they full resolution though?
I’m not sure but I can tell the pictures seem to lose HDR, I only do this when I want to take a picture of something and the over processing gets ridiculous. Sometimes normal pictures look great so I don’t know what’s the variable, maybe it’s the lighting.
Yeah, there’s not. It’s awful.
I have the iPhone 14 Pro and the sharpening is even worse there unless you shoot in ProRAW