Post a picture that you took with your iPad!

[antonio107]

Cool! Thanks man. Here's a photo I took before game six of the Stanley Cup finals. Looks quite prophetic now, haha.

 

[Jingertson]

a photo I took of a fire going on here in AZ. I used a app to brighten it up a bit

 

[NickHillUK]

So full auto and it decides what's best?
Interesting. I'd be interested in how it handles shadows and bright in the same shot.
I have an Ipad 1 so have to do like SP wrote , live vicariously through y'all

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Well, as I tried to describe, you can tap on any are in the photo and it will adjust the autoexposure using that point as the new reference for light and shade. That way you can 'force' it to brighten or darken overall to produce a better shot. If that makes sense......

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[Jingertson]

Well, as I tried to describe, you can tap on any are in the photo and it will adjust the autoexposure using that point as the new reference for light and shade. That way you can 'force' it to brighten or darken overall to produce a better shot. If that makes sense......

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I use a app called flash which works pretty good, it's by a co called free the app

 

[Mountainbikermark]

So full auto and it decides what's best?
Interesting. I'd be interested in how it handles shadows and bright in the same shot.
I have an Ipad 1 so have to do like SP wrote , live vicariously through y'all

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Well, as I tried to describe, you can tap on any are in the photo and it will adjust the autoexposure using that point as the new reference for light and shade. That way you can 'force' it to brighten or darken overall to produce a better shot. If that makes sense......

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Yes that makes sense. I think.
Just to clarify there is no "settings " to set up beforehand like being able to force the white balance, metering,ISO , etc . A true point /shoot camera.
From what I'm seeing here it does a pretty good job. Of course expecting a bright photo in a dark room won't happen without help and the direct sun or a light , the flash being a foot away from the subject , etc won't either. I think sometimes our expectationsb are not capable of meeting reality.
Very interesting and kudos to whoever did the software.
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[iwchris]

a quickie i took this morning of one of my mutts... (taken in landscape rotation)

(i've certainly no complaints on the camera as a whole, other than the physical size it shoots)

Lovely shot!

 

[Jembie]

I took these pics of my 3 cats with the pad

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[K1W1]

At night in a dark room using Camera+
If my DSLR produced a shot like this I'd throw it out the window but I don't expect iPads to be DSLR quality (yet).

 

[SweetPoison]

Still though! That is a very interesting picture! Thanks for sharing.

 

[SweetPoison]

a photo I took of a fire going on here in AZ. I used a app to brighten it up a bit

Wow. Stay safe there, please!

That picture is not too bad, really.

 

[SweetPoison]

I took these pics of my 3 cats with the pad

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Awesome! Love the two on the purple couch, was it? The colors are much better than I had thought, inside.

 

[NickHillUK]

a photo I took of a fire going on here in AZ. I used a app to brighten it up a bit

Wouldn't petrol have worked better? (poor taste, sorry)

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[sjleworthy]

here's another one, all from ipad2, with a touch of post work using 'tiltshiftgen' app. great app for smoothing samples, adding vignetting and faking depth of field effects.

 

[D Roc]

At the deer lease just playing with the iPad. Not a nature or artistic picture at all.
Suppse to be a video but I guess it won't upload correctly. I was amazed how it picked up the watermelon exploding in great detail.

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[D Roc]

Maybe that is fitting for this thread

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