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

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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

Kashi

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Kashi

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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