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I purchased my IPhone 14 Pro Max today and it has an annoying over exposure that it does to all my photos. It look very different from what I'm seeing on the screen when I'm taking the photo. How do I fix this to get this automatic over exposure turned off?
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iPhone 14 Pro Max
So we are all agree that this is a huge problem!
Different comments pointing out same issues when we talk about photos:
On my side I think that buying a 1TB iPhone and shooting 48MP RAW isn't the solution nor turning off Full HDR View, I mean this should work flawless just out of the box.
I'm looking forward to any iOS updates (literally checking more than ten times a day) because this should be fixed.
Please raise your hand if you are having this same issue, we need a solution.
iPhone 14 Pro 512GB
My pictures were better on my XR
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Same here
Apple is apparently not listening. Perhaps flooding the FB page would get attention?
We were scammed thats for sure
I am having the same issue. Huge disappointment upgrading from IPhone 12 Pro to 14 Pro. The photo looks okay until it applies a terrible looking filter. Really a disturbing feature. FIX THIS, APPLE!
are they even monitoring this? maybe blasting social media is the way to go. I won’t ever buy another
exactly- destroyed some amazing once in a lifetime concert videis
Nobody cares! Have you seen a single post regarding the same? Yet the issue is Persisting from long time ago
You are correct. The 14 Pro Max is harsh. Where as my previous 11 Pro Max was soft and smooth as your pictures are.
I have the same problem. its way over-processed and sharpen.
Thinking about returning my iPhone 14 pro max
smh
here The link of MKBHD talking about this problem with over processing and over exposure:
Same! The pictures ate really bad. I read somewhere to take the pictures in ProRAW mode and then edit it to vivid with 0 intensity. But that’s just a quick fix.
Also not sure what to do besides turning HDR off in settings.
How to fix overexposure issues on iPhone 14 Pro Max Photos?
