6 thoughts on “2020111908594073”

1. I love the way the sky and the crane cut into the top left corner of this. It is almost as if a slice of another images were cut out and pasted over. There is so much to look at in this: all the different geometric shapes, planes and reflections.

2. Thanks Andrew – this was taken with the new iPhone 12 Pro Max, with the 13mm or whatever ultra-wide lens it has. I’m still figuring out what the lens does to images. Sometimes it seems to bend reality in a weird way.

3. Now that you have had it for a while, how is the camera in the new iPhone working? Is it delivering printable images, or just screen quality?

4. Well, they are amazing images. I’ve had too much going on to really dial it in, but definitely printable images. They just came out with the RAW mode, too, which is what sold me on it, but because of Mac OS software problems, I’m not able to use the RAW mode. I’m waiting on a stable update to Big Sur before putting it on my laptop – long story but I’ve lost photos/data and spent hours trying to fix problems with Big Sur on one of my machines. The others are fine. This comment is long. I’ll put more up later. But yeah, it’s great and I’m looking forward to using it more.

5. That’s good to know about Big Sur. I was considering updating and thinking about updating, but this seems like a big jump. Maybe I will put it off until some more problems are solved. Are the machines also running slower on Big Sur?

6. Photo of the Month! Congratulations, Trent!

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