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They are better in real life .
And there are loads of them .
I think the problem may stem , as we have previously established, with ineptitude and a steam powered iPhone 6 .
Hey it usually gives people two things to discuss . The semi blurred but lovely timepiece , and the hysterically bad photographic representation of it.
Won’t give up tho.
And I swear they didn’t use to be this bad .
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They are better in real life .
Exactly, I'm assuming the priority for a jewellers shop is to have lighting that makes items look good in person.
Get a lightbox and upgrade your phone!
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Phone cameras are mostly software as there isn't enough room for good hardware so another tip, as phones get older and slower once you've clicked the shutter button keep it dead still another couple of seconds to let it do the processing with the image still in focus
Stonehedge
Sumo
I assume they were designed specifically to give off the glow of a single candle across the other side of the room.
If you're able to change the temperature of them, try changing to 4000K or 5000K as it's more like daylight.