XP4N: I made a (photography) thing!

sugus

sugus

null79

@Svetlovska said:
I know it has been mentioned above, @brambos, but I would second any option to do a ‘multipass’ on a scene, as I currently find I take one using each filter in turn anyway, then wait until I get the images on a big screen with my IPad Pro or Mac mini before deciding which one(s) to pick for print or use for further digital dickering. A ‘one-click and you got ‘em all’ option would be great…

Yeah that was me but he just ignored it

https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/comment/1350220/#Comment_1350220

rs2000

@Tarekith said:

@rs2000 said:

@Tarekith said:

@klownshed said:

Those are lovely, such a wonderful location too -- endless landscape photography opportunities that suit the XP4N perfectly.

I get spoiled by nature here, hard to believe these were all taken on a 2 day backpacking trip.

@rs2000 said:
Wow @Tarekith, the b/w South Sister reminds me a lot of Ansel Adams

Thanks, B&W landscape and nature photography is one of my primary focuses these days 🙃. XP4N has been great for that, especially considering how disappointing the new 48MP ultrawide camera is on the iPhone 16 Pro.

Have you tried using the telephoto lens for a panoramic shot?

No, but I tend to avoid stitching things together after the fact. Just lazy. 😎. Unless you meant something else?

I meant the built-in Pano function. Works surprisingly well

wim

Nice ones @sugus! You have a good eye.

The bicycle shot was a fun reveal because of scrolling. My brain was engaged with the texture of the wall and how it changed as I scrolled, then the bike came into view and changed the whole nature of the shot. Then there was a whole set of new ways to think about the whole. I also like how it seemed to be a black and white until just that subtle color of the pavement. They're all great shots, but the experience with that one stood out.

sugus

@wim said:
Nice ones @sugus! You have a good eye.

The bicycle shot was a fun reveal because of scrolling. My brain was engaged with the texture of the wall and how it changed as I scrolled, then the bike came into view and changed the whole nature of the shot. Then there was a whole set of new ways to think about the whole. I also like how it seemed to be a black and white until just that subtle color of the pavement. They're all great shots, but the experience with that one stood out.

Thank you for your assessment. I also don't know how to make this smaller. Perhaps the vertical images should be resized externally first. Too bad you can't do that here with “click and drag”. Or I just don't know.

wim

@sugus said:

@wim said:
Nice ones @sugus! You have a good eye.

The bicycle shot was a fun reveal because of scrolling. My brain was engaged with the texture of the wall and how it changed as I scrolled, then the bike came into view and changed the whole nature of the shot. Then there was a whole set of new ways to think about the whole. I also like how it seemed to be a black and white until just that subtle color of the pavement. They're all great shots, but the experience with that one stood out.

Thank you for your assessment. I also don't know how to make this smaller. Perhaps the vertical images should be resized externally first. Too bad you can't do that here with “click and drag”. Or I just don't know.

I use the Shortcuts app on iOS to reduce screenshot image sizes before posting here. I used to use a photo resizing app before, but no longer need it.

But, I'm enjoying the scrolling experience for the vertical photos myself. I don't think they need to be resized.

PartOfPayn

Love this app!
(untouched "Daylight")

skiphunt

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Nuggetz

Yooo, why is the picture so big, what type of camera is this?

I can almost see the hole sky upwords

wim

@Nuggetz said:
Yooo, why is the picture so big, what type of camera is this?

I can almost see the hole sky upwords

The App Store description should tell you what you want to know.

Nuggetz

Thank you, I appreciate it!

skiphunt

@Nuggetz said:
Yooo, why is the picture so big, what type of camera is this?

I can almost see the hole sky upwords

If you’re referring to my last post, it’s the Japanese experimental scroll setting. You can turn it on to try by tapping the logo in the app

Luxthor

Here is one of my old “experimental formats” in Gritty mode. Border was still there, made by XP4N.

Submarine.

drez

@Luxthor said:
Here is one of my old “experimental formats” in Gritty mode. Border was still there, made by XP4N.

Submarine.

😂 what a capture. Excellent!!

richardyot

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View from my bedroom window just now

Kashi

View from my bedroom window just now

Kashi

Getting a message saying “you are not allowed to upload files in this category “ (?)

Kashi

Getting a message saying “you are not allowed to upload files in this category “ (?)

Kashi

Getting a message saying “you are not allowed to upload files in this category “ (?)

Kashi

Oops….sorry folks. 😟

Kashi

Let’s try again

bcrichards

brambos

@bcrichards said:

Nice! I like the almost geometric patterns of the shadows playing with the ceiling structure!

drez

@bcrichards said:

Damn it, yer good at drambo AND photography!?!?

Unfair.

Luxthor

@drez said:

@Luxthor said:
Here is one of my old “experimental formats” in Gritty mode. Border was still there, made by XP4N.

Submarine.

😂 what a capture. Excellent!!

Maybe I should send this photo to the submarine's owners, haha! 😅 Thanks!

skiphunt

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