For smartphone users, whether the photos are good or not is often one of the criteria for choosing a mobile phone. Recently, Apple has posted many landscape photos on its official website to emphasize the excellent performance of iPhone in taking pictures. It is reported that these photos were taken using iPhone 12 series mobile phones, and the contributors are all iPhone users around the world.
↑A piece of water reflects the vast sky above. Shot with iPhone 12 Pro Max; Photographed by Pieter de Vries, Australia.
Apple stated on its official website that the dual-camera system of iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini is equipped with a large ultra-wide-angle camera and a new wide-angle camera with an ƒ/1.6 aperture, which can provide 27% more light, effectively improving photos and videos taken in low-light environments.
↑The red tarpaulin used to shade the sun shows the reflection of children playing. Shot on iPhone 12 mini by Joe Panpiansin, Thailand.
↑A close-up of a person’s blue eyes. Shot on iPhone 12 mini by Andrey Glazunov, Russia.
↑A person casts a long reflection on a city street. Shot on iPhone 12 mini by Matti Haapoja, Canada.
↑Outside the open door, a figure sits among the ruins and shadows. Shot on iPhone 12 by Bo Liu, China.
↑Pie with staggered lattice pie crust. Shot with iPhone 12, by Nilay Örnek, Türkiye.
↑A woman standing at the end of the pier facing the water. Shot on iPhone 12, by Bahar Akıncı, Türkiye.
The camera systems of iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max are equipped with ultra-wide-angle, wide-angle and telephoto cameras. iPhone 12 Pro Max is equipped with a telephoto camera with a 65 mm focal length and provides 5x optical zoom range, as well as a wide-angle lens. The 47% enlarged sensor has 1.7 micron pixels, which can significantly improve shooting performance in low-light environments by 87%.
↑Night shot of a man sitting in front of a campfire in the desert. Shot on iPhone 12 Pro by Abdullah Shaijie, Kuwait.
↑Dubai skyline view. Shot on iPhone 12 Pro by Abdullah Shaijie, Kuwait.
↑The red leaves in the foreground outline the waterfall in the distance. Shot on iPhone 12 Pro by Ikuchika Aoyama, Japan.
↑The spiers of Shuanghong Bridge reach directly into the sky. Shot on iPhone 12 Pro by Ikuchika Aoyama, Japan.
↑A person poses on the landing of a yellow-walled stairwell. Shot with iPhone 12 Pro; Photo by Sarah M. Lee, UK.
After seeing photos from around the world, have you ever wanted to go abroad again? Last year due to the epidemic, almost everyone couldn’t go out, so let’s enjoy some photos first! Finally, I would like to remind you that equipment is important when it comes to taking pictures, but in many cases, if you want to take good photos, your brain and ideas are actually more important than the equipment.
↑Portrait of a woman with a string of glowing red paper lanterns hanging above her head. Shot with iPhone 12 Pro Max, by NKCHU, China.
↑A large puddle on the street reflects the surrounding environment and the sky above. Shot with iPhone 12 Pro Max; Photographed by Neal Kumar, United States.
↑Street scene in the rain in Italy. Shot on iPhone 12 Pro Max by Calogero Agrò, Italy.
↑Black and white photo of people standing on the beach, peeking through a lattice of driftwood. Shot on iPhone 12 Pro Max by Hélène Hadjiyianni, France.
↑Light and shadow fall on the boy’s face. Shot on iPhone 12 Pro Max by Rohit Vohra, India.
Source: KOCPC Chinese