Why does nobody talk about how phone HDR ruins moving shots?
Looked up camera shake stats last night, turns out shutter speed under 1/100s is the main reason pics blur, not the lens. My phone's HDR stacks 3 shots, so any movement between frames makes it worse. Anyone else just turn HDR off for people pics and get better results?
Ever notice how everyone's quick to blame the lens when it's really the software fighting against you? That stacking trick works fine for still scenery but the moment your subject breathes or shifts weight, you end up with ghosting and soft edges that look way worse than a slightly dark photo. Turning HDR off for people shots is honestly the move, you get a bit more noise but at least faces stay sharp and you can fix lighting in editing anyway.