Getting good photos from an Iphone, what is the trick? note I am not an Apple user and I am not Apple bashing here, my daughter recently switched from a Flip4 to a Iphone 15 Plus and her main complaint is that she can’t seem to get a decent photo out of the thing, compared to her old phone, they always seem to have a bit of blur etc. thinking it was just her memory playing tricks on her we compared it to our S20 Ultra and sure enough the 4yr old Samsung came out on top.
Internets would suggest the iPhone is good at photos, so can only assume we are missing something, or have some setting set on the Iphone that is making it poor. I think the only shot that came out better than the S20 was the recent snow where the Samsung was a bit blown out on the white stuff.
I have had a look at the camera app on her 15 and don’t really see a vast array of things I can change but as mentioned, I have no history of iOS usage, none of us do, so we may be missing something that's obvious to others, had a quick look at the online manual from apple and nothing jumped out at me, what could we be overlooking?
Internets would suggest the iPhone is good at photos, so can only assume we are missing something, or have some setting set on the Iphone that is making it poor. I think the only shot that came out better than the S20 was the recent snow where the Samsung was a bit blown out on the white stuff.
I have had a look at the camera app on her 15 and don’t really see a vast array of things I can change but as mentioned, I have no history of iOS usage, none of us do, so we may be missing something that's obvious to others, had a quick look at the online manual from apple and nothing jumped out at me, what could we be overlooking?
but yup blur is the issue exactly as mentioned indoor in poor light, perhaps I'll find some tips in there as she's not impressed.