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Colors are a bit darker in the iPhone 14's effort.I think the Tensor's faster night shot processing paid off here, as the iPhone 14 photo is a lot blurrier than the Pixel 7's shot. Both the skeleton in the background and the foreground are blurrier in this photo than they are in the first Halloween scene. Perhaps my daughter didn't hold the iPhone as steady when she took this shot, but that same blurriness is missing in the Pixel 7's photo.Winner: Google Pixel 7Google Pixel 7 vs. iPhone 14 cameras: Outdoor portraitWe've talked about the Pixel 7 and its Tensor chip, but let's not forget that Apple enjoys its own expertise with computational photography, which you can see on display in this portrait shot of my daughter enjoying some ice cream. The shot's not perfect, as the iPhone blurred strands of hair on both the right and left side of her face; the strap on her mask gets caught in the blur as well. But I like the lighting of the shot, which brightens her face without over-smoothing so that her freckles remain visible.You do get a little bit of over-smoothing in the Pixel 7 photo, where my daughter's face also takes on a darker cast while her forehead has a more pronounced sheen. But the blur is more stylish in the Pixel 7's shot, with only the strands of loose hair on the right side of the photo falling victim to the blur. The image's left side — including that mask strap — are left untouched. To me, the most important thing about a portrait shot is a person's face, and I prefer the iPhone 14's effort in that regard. However, if you want to argue that the Pixel 7's more accurate blur makes it the better shot, I

Icons on a Picture Play Button in a Circle and a DotIf you see the play button at the top of a photo, it means it’s a live or top-shot photo. For the unaware, a top shot photo includes a small video of your frame. Tap on this icon to play the video.Tip: To enable or disable Top shot photos, open the Google Camera app and go to Camera mode. Tap on the Settings icon at the top. Enable or disable Top Shot mode.Cloud with Up ArrowThis icon means that the photo isn’t backed up to the Google Photos cloud. Tap on this icon to upload the photo to the cloud. Once you upload it, the cloud icon will vanish from the photo.Cloud with Exclamation IconSometimes, you might see an exclamation symbol inside the cloud icon. This icon means that the item has failed to upload to backup to Google Photos.Star IconThe Star icon lets you favorite a photo so that you can access it easily. You will find the starred photos under the Library > Favorites folder in the Google Photos app.Tilted Wi-Fi Icon with a BoxThis icon refers to cast technology, which lets you view your photos on a bigger screen. Tap on this icon to cast photos from Google Photos on a smart TV or a streaming device that supports casting.Tip: Learn how to make Google Photos default on iPhone.Meaning of Icons on Shared Albums in Google PhotosPerson Icon with a Number on a Shared FolderIf you see a person icon with a number, it means that the folder is being shared with the X number of people, where X is the number shown on the album.Tip: Learn how to share photos from Google Photos with family. Clip IconInside all shared folders, you will see the clip

Cool Window Pulls.The short version is you set your camera to manual: f 7.1, ISO 320, exposure 1/80. Your exposure time can vary depending on how bright it is outside, so check your histogram, or take a photo and check the on-screen preview.You are going to set your flash to anywhere from a ¼ to 1/16 power. This again depends on how powerful your flash is, you have to try this yourself so you can find your own sweet spot, there is no magic number you can just punch in.Now aim your flash at the window and take the shot, it should look like this:Nathan Cool also takes a fourth shot that does not use a flash. He refers to this as the “repair” shot. When you aim your flash at the window you can create hot spots on the glass because of the flash reflection. This “flashless” photo allows you to “repair” that hot spot by layering in and masking this shot. More on this later.Bring all images into LightroomImport your photos into Lightroom and apply lens corrections to all your images, do not adjust the size or straighten any of them yet.Here is where it gets a bit tricky, and there are hundreds of ways of achieving this, I will just focus and the way I do it, your way might be better, so you have to experiment and find out what works best for the look you are trying to achieve.My method for editing a FlambientWe start with the images in Lightroom where we will apply minimal adjustments to them. Remember that we will export them to Photoshop where they will have to align with each other in a stack.Any correction that you do to one photo that involves any lens corrections or transforms like leveling has to be applied to all the photos or they will not align in Photoshop. Do not sync color adjustments!1.- The ambient layerI apply the “auto” basic setting to the ambient shot. I’m not trying to go for any color correction in this photo, I don’t care about any color or temperature adjustments, I am only concerned with the light.I adjust for exposure, highlights, and shadows, nothing else.2.- The window pullHere I’m only concerned with the colors and brightness of what is outside the window. You should have a perfectly exposed outside with a bright overexposed halo around the window with a very dark room like in the image below.If you have a repair shot, apply the same exact corrections that you used in the window pull photo to the repair shot.3.- The flash shotThis shot is slightly overexposed, this is OK, do not correct it too much. Your goal here

/ 250 TAMPA, FL - August 21, 2021 - Quarterback Tom Brady #12 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers before the preseason game between the Tennessee Titans and Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium. The Titans won the game, 34-3. Photo By Kyle Zedaker/Tampa Bay Buccaneers Kyle Zedaker/Tampa Bay Buccaneers/Tampa Bay Buccaneers 136 / 250 TAMPA, FL - AUGUST 21, 2021 - Quarterback Tom Brady #12 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with fans before the preseason game between the Tennessee Titans and Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium. The Titans won the game, 34-3. Photo By Tori Richman/Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tori Richman/Tampa Bay Buccaneers/Tampa Bay Buccaneers 137 / 250 HOUSTON, TX - August 28, 2021 - Quarterback Tom Brady #12 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers before the preseason game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Houston Texans at NRG Stadium. The Buccaneers won the game, 23-16. Photo By Kyle Zedaker/Tampa Bay Buccaneers Kyle Zedaker/Tampa Bay Buccaneers/Tampa Bay Buccaneers 138 / 250 HOUSTON, TX - August 28, 2021 - Quarterback Tom Brady #12 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers before the preseason game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Houston Texans at NRG Stadium. The Buccaneers won the game, 23-16. Photo By Kyle Zedaker/Tampa Bay Buccaneers Kyle Zedaker/Tampa Bay Buccaneers/Tampa Bay Buccaneers 139 / 250 TAMPA, FL - SEPTEMBER 07, 2021 - Quarterback Tom Brady #12 and Tight End Rob Gronkowski #87 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers during 'Tommy & Gronky' shot at AdventHealth Training Center. Photo By Tori Richman/Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tori Richman/Tampa Bay Buccaneers/Tampa Bay Buccaneers 140 / 250 TAMPA, FL - SEPTEMBER 07, 2021 - Tight End Rob Gronkowski #87, Quarterback Blaine Gabbert #11 and Quarterback Tom Brady #12 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers during 'Tommy & Gronky' shot at AdventHealth Training Center. Photo By Tori Richman/Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tori Richman/Tampa Bay Buccaneers/Tampa Bay Buccaneers 141 / 250 TAMPA, FL - SEPTEMBER 07, 2021 - Quarterback Tom Brady #12 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers during 'Tommy & Gronky' shot at AdventHealth Training Center. Photo By Tori Richman/Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tori Richman/Tampa Bay Buccaneers/Tampa Bay Buccaneers 142 / 250 TAMPA, FL - SEPTEMBER 07, 2021 - Tight End Rob Gronkowski #87 and Quarterback Tom Brady #12 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers during 'Tommy & Gronky' shot at AdventHealth Training Center. Photo By Tori Richman/Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tori Richman/Tampa Bay Buccaneers/Tampa Bay Buccaneers 143 / 250 TAMPA, FL - SEPTEMBER 07, 2021 - Tight End Rob Gronkowski #87 and Quarterback Tom Brady #12 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers during 'Tommy & Gronky' shot at AdventHealth Training Center. Photo By Tori Richman/Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tori Richman/Tampa Bay Buccaneers/Tampa Bay Buccaneers 144 / 250 TAMPA, FL - September 09, 2021 - Quarterback

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