[Leica] Warning to iPhone users..... Thanks Apple......
Brian Reid
reid at mejac.carlsbad.ca.us
Fri Sep 30 04:11:11 UTC 2022
I have used HEIC happily for a number of years. It is better than JPEG
in every way that matters to me. Converting it to other formats such as
JPG or TIFF or PSD is easy; certainly no harder than converting
camera-raw formats.
I find HEIC images produced by my iPhone to be usually better and never
worse than JPEG. I've shot probably 10,000 HEIC images.
I mostly take pictures of people, primarily children. For this purpose
my iPhone is the best tool. I always bring my Leica Q2 to family events
(and before that, my M9) but rarely end up using it for the kinds of
pictures I typically shoot.
Here are 3 pictures I've taken with my iPhone 12 of my grandson Carter
this week. We've been celebrating his 2nd birthday. All of them captured
in HEIC, of course. Theoretically I could have gotten images of higher
technical quality had I used my Leica, except that I wouldn't have
managed to get any of them because the Leica is slower and more
cumbersome. And I would not have taken a Leica into the swimming pool,
even a Q2. The technical quality of these images is enough for my
purposes. I've never been asked to shoot a cover for Vanity Fair.
http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/bkreid/misc/
Workflow for these: iPhone->MacOS "Photos" exported to->Lightroom
Classic exported as->JPEG
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