The first (darker) pic was only adjusted with the iPhone’s auto adjustment feature - no other edits. The second pic is the original unmodified version.

It was taken at 4:30am PT looking south near Twentynine Palms CA. Night mode, Raw, 30sec exposure (though the exif data says it was just 2 - it was definitely 30secs).

This was my first time trying a night shot like this - I’m amazed.

I’m impressed with the image quality of the 18 pro. I used to take phone picts for messaging and use my Canon R5 for keepers. Keeping a few from the phone on this trip. The landscapes ill still use my Canon. But candids the phone does a great job. Don’t feel like i need a second smaller camera anymore.

I really enjoy taking photos with my iPhone. I captured this photo many years ago using my iPhone 8 Plus, and I think it's truly excellent—perhaps even better than photos taken with my iPhone 17 Pro. What do you think?

Some Shots i found a Little good. Share your views

iPhone 18 PM

Highest Mountain between the Himalayas and New Guinea with 4095m. Shot in RAW during my 2D1N hike.

What causes this bright green glow in the water? To my eye it was basically black with a slight green tint. I assume the night mode processing causes this but it's so extreme! I toned it down by switching night mode off and reducing exposure, is there a better way?

Thanks,

Alex

When I’m taking pictures from the main lens and adjust the aperture, I don’t know why I’m getting these red flares in my photos. I do use different photographic styles and this might cause it, but I don’t know. Could use some help please. 🙏

Shot in an office on the native camera with minor editing. 48 mp heif .

Decided to turn the camera on itself today. All shot on the trusty iPhone 11 using Dazz Cam to get that vintage look. What do you think of the lighting?

Shot with an iPhone 17 Pro. Such a cute kitty