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That's great to know @Michael.
The vertical images here do require a lot of scrolling, so some may still wish to downsize them before posting.
Lovely shots. Daylight mode?
@lsdphoto probably, though I’ve changed it since I think to low light…actually it’s saved in the exif, hadn’t noticed before… there’s a couple more I need to scale down for the forum, live the, remind of the tarkovsky Polaroids…
These are great!
Just need a 👑🙇
❤️👍🏼
Ohh nice one @brambos that caught Halloween and the autumn vibe as well 🎃🍂🍁
Sweet pastel color
Fun great comp
Good dog!
Yes. I speak from experience… the full res uploads (when the system fails to reduce the size) kill the experience on this forum if you don’t have a fast connection. I have high speed at home, but in Mexico I did not and this thread was painful. I’m not sure I’d assume everyone has a fast enough connection to support the full res uploads.
tried multiple ways to uplod files individually in better quality, failed, so here merged ..
autumn
Nice
I kinda like the composite approach on how various images look together
@dendy love that composite vibe. That’s how I write all my songs 😂
What are you doing, people? I needed to break my usual morning coffee tradition and leave a comment now! 🤦♂️😅
@Tarekith, @richardyot, 🤗 Respect! @brambos, You opened the season! 🦇 I’ll follow.
@lasselu, I see, you need him to be a king now. Well, fine by me, haha!
You are a true maecenas! You always manage to surprise me in a good way. 🫡
That swan shot is magnificent! 🤩 Because of the fall foliage and orange leaves, the lake looks like it is on fire.
Out for a walk with my wife yesterday I suddenly stopped and whipped out my phone to take a carefully lined up shot of some cracks in the asphalt roadway. She about went out of her mind asking why. I just grinned and said "XP4N". She's still giving me strange looks.
The thing about XP4N... I've tried lots of different camera apps. I still have a half dozen keepers on my phone. I've even got one that crops like XP4N and has a lot of various cinematic LUTs, it even shoots video and mimics various digital cinema movie camera like the ALEXA, etc.
All these apps are great and can be great tools to create compelling images.
However, XP4N makes the act of capturing images more fun by making it less fiddly with few controls. It's almost a perfect street photography camera for me.
I honestly don't think he should add anything else to it. But if he did I would agree that it'd be cool if it had a way to make sure you nailed being straight on the horizon line like the level on the native camera app. The guides @brambos added are a great help but I still screw it up sometimes.
The second thing would be an overly vivid color process mode. I know most here seemed to prefer pastel and lower contrast images... I like them too, but sometimes for some subjects I like to go over the top with over saturated color and high contrast.
I know I can edit for high saturation/contrast using the extra unprocessed version that I have XP4N set to save... but if he ever adds just one more, that's what I'd vote for
I was wishing for something a bit more vivid and contrasty as well. Though for me particularly it's been interesting playing around on the light side of things for a change too. But yes, something a bit punchier would be cool too.
I hear you about the simplicity aspect too, that's what I like as well. I've tried a lot of camera apps on my ipHone that can do cool things, but I've learned I just like the simplicity aspect of things on my phone. Halide is very cool, but I still find I just like using the stock app and shooting RAW to keep things simple where I only have to focus on composition. XP4N takes that up another notch, and the unique aspect ratio really forces you to focus on things differently that you usually do shooting 2:3 or 4:3, etc.
I haven't been doing photography long, but it's an app that makes it feel new again too
Yay it works again.
Yes, that was what I was referring to but mainly it was a: thank you. Why bother, I wonder now.
I'm not sure how my question was taken by you you in any negative way. I was probing to see if there was anything further I could do to help, if Chrome was a problem. Just to clarify, I wasn't being dismissive. Sorry if it sounded that way.