Photo taken with iPhone 12 Pro. This one was shot in Pro raw. I was amazed at the detail recorded. I guess I'm still not over my life with big, "real" cameras, but I'm gaining.

What a great demo. Super result. Thanks a bunch.

Wingpilot, Dave, yssiek123, AzPicLady, Thanks for your kind comments. Roses are so beautiful, they are also nice "Wife insurance!"

no portrait mode, just got up close & shot.

Thanks for your comment.

Taken with iPhone 12 Pro as a jpeg. Weather was terrible, stuck inside, saw something beautiful & shot it.

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These photos are terrific. Beautiful timing. Can't do anything but smile when I look at them.

I think you're going to really enjoy your iPhone 12 ProMax. The Pro raw files are really nice to work with. Lynn

Very nice work. A beautiful visual experience.

Very nice work. Great color and sharpness. The leaning bottle has been covered.

A delightful photograph of a beautiful kitty. A lotta love going on in this photo.

Very nice work Dave. And yes, it looks very cold. You deserve battle pay for going out & getting this one. Have a very Merry Christmas.

I see what you mean and I'm in the same boat. With images from my A7Riii, I can process the raws and equal or usually beat the jpegs. With my new iPhone 12 Pro, I've processed a couple Pro raw files and my efforts don't beat the camera jpegs. I do help things simple. I work in camera raw, going PS and then make small area adjustments with NIK products. If you like what the camera is giving you, Hey, you are the photographer, if you like go with it. It's more fun shooting that processing anyway.

And outside of that, you've got nothing pretty to show us. Seriously, a beautiful job of photographing. Things I'd never see in northern Illinois.

A week or 10 days ago I posted the well recognized stuck ink cartridge in my Canon imageprograf Pro-1000 printer. There were a number of replies and most had a work-around because Canon didn't have a solution. That has changed for the better. My printer was 3 years out of warrantee. I called Canon and explained that I knew the problem was well known on line with Canon owners. I was not angry, just wondering if they, Canon, had a solution yet. The tech I talked with was very polite, very understanding, very knowledgeable, and very good at CYA for Canon. He said he was a software guy and he'd check with hardware. About 2 minutes later he returned and double checked the serial number on my printer. He already had the number, as the printer had been registered the day it arrived from B&H. When my serial number checked, he said it had taken Canon quite a long time to isolate the cause of the problem. They now know the the number series that received one or more bad springs that Canon had received. To solve the problem and be fair with their customers, they're going to ship me, and other owners with the problem, a new printer! Long live Canon! Yesterday afternoon my new printer arrived. It is new, not a rebuilt model. I now have to put my defective printer back in the shipping box, place the return label, which was included with the new printer, on the box, call Fed Ex for a pickup, and it's a done deal. I hope all you other guys & gals with a defective pro-1000 printer have the same good fortune I received.