SniffUmaMuffins
SniffUmaMuffins t1_jabohuj wrote
Reply to iPhone 14 Pro camera driving me insane by bearyoverit
It does this whenever there is the least bit of backlighting, I hate it as well.
Here’s the only workaround I know:
Take the photo in raw mode, click on “edit”, you’ll see the post processing go away. In order to make it stick, you have to make some minor edit and hit save. Now share the raw image with yourself via text or email, which converts it to a jpg.
SniffUmaMuffins t1_j6lotkg wrote
Reply to comment by MPFX3000 in TIL your computer keyboard is 20,589 times dirtier than a toilet seat. The average office keyboard has 3,543,000 colony-forming units (CFU) of bacteria per square inch while your average toilet seat only has 172 CFU per square inch by SappyGilmore
Are your boogers more dirty than your poop?
SniffUmaMuffins t1_j6lis62 wrote
Reply to TIL your computer keyboard is 20,589 times dirtier than a toilet seat. The average office keyboard has 3,543,000 colony-forming units (CFU) of bacteria per square inch while your average toilet seat only has 172 CFU per square inch by SappyGilmore
People should stop pooping on their keyboards
SniffUmaMuffins t1_jad3a9w wrote
Reply to comment by reasonablyminded in iPhone 14 Pro camera driving me insane by bearyoverit
Yes it works. I’m a hobbyist photographer. This approach worked for me with my old iPhone 13 Pro, as well as with my current iPhone 14 Pro.
I’d bet money Apple won’t change this for the iPhone 15. They tend to be very stubborn and proud when it comes to back peddling features that don’t work properly. This auto brightening of backlit subjects needs some sort of setting, and/or the ability to edit afterwards. It’s totally broken.