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Glad they're useful!

That's awesome! Do you shoot in RAW? I'd love to see some examples you've done.

Thank you!!

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Hi Scott. Here's the best way I've found to reduce grain in the super wide lens: 1) Add light in the room if possible 2) Use a tripod and make sure the "Night Mode" is on and set to "Max" (like in the video) 3) Shoot in Apple ProRaw (like in the video). Using the combination of #2 and #3 I have found a drastic reduction in grain, even in low light conditions. Another thing you can do is apply some Noise Reduction in the editor. Apple's editor works ok for this, but I've noticed the Lightroom app gives better Noise Reduction results overall. Hope this helps! I'd be happy to clarify further and I'd love to hear how it goes!

@@newrootsrealestatemedia4803 thank you very much for the tips! These are great! Is there a way to engage the night mode if it doesn’t automatically turn on?

@@scottkint Unfortunately, Night Mode can't be manually activated. It will appear in lower light situations and/or if you are using a tripod (or holding the phone VERY steady). If the phone is stationary and you still aren't getting Night Mode, you can try taking a picture in RAW and make a small edit to the photo (like raise the exposure +1). If you don't make any edits to the RAW image, it will look exactly like the normal, over-sharpened, grainy processing that Apple does. It's a weird work-around, and I hope Apple gives us better control of Night Mode and RAW in the future! Let me know if that helps at all. I may do a video to demonstrate this as well.

After editing in Lightroom - try Topaz Denoise then AI Sharpen - I'm getting some really good results with any noise using this workflow.

Cool! The course is specifically for photography but I am thinking about doing one for video if there's enough demand. Meanwhile, if you have any specific questions about video feel free to DM me on IG @iphonerealestate . Also, if you are still thinking about the course, the link I have in the comments will give you 70% off the $99. Cheers!

Why? Just curious....