iPhone 11 Pro Diary: Tripod-mounted iPhone night photos don’t change the story<div class="feat-image">
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<p>I had only a few minutes to play with the iPhone 11 Pro camera on release day, taking just <a href="
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<p>But a couple of readers made a good point in response. Although the vast, vast majority of iPhone photos will be handheld, it wasn’t fair to compare the results against a DSLR or mirrorless camera when those were tripod-mounted 30-second exposures. For a fair comparison, I should also mount the iPhone on a tripod, and let it also use its longest-available (pseudo) shutter speed…</p>
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