Let's see your Pixel 6 and 6 Pro photos!

[Bla1ze]

The forum software has a filesize limit. @Bla1ze could give you a more specific figure, but I've had to downsize a few photos in order to upload them (typically photos with lots of detail and colors).

The limit is 5MB. Anything over that, it would be appreciated to either compress them or use one of the many free image hosting services like Imgur.

 

[mustang7757]

The limit is 5MB. Anything over that, it would be appreciated to either compress them or use one of the many free image hosting services like Imgur.

Good to know , thanks

 

[straygator7]

Last vestiges of a massive electric storm in Orlando this evening, viewed looking south across Lake Eola.

 

[B. Diddy]

Last vestiges of a massive electric storm in Orlando this evening, viewed looking south across Lake Eola.

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That's friggin amazing. You actually got that shot on a Pixel 6, and not a DSLR?!?

 

[straygator7]

That's friggin amazing. You actually got that shot on a Pixel 6, and not a DSLR?!?

Yes, with my trusty Pixel 6 Pro. (I did crop the photo to center and enlarge the lightning "tree," but otherwise the shot is unaltered.) To be fair, it helps that during an electric storm, the chain lightning makes it easier to capture the image; if you're poised to tap the button, there's a brief pre-flash/glow before the larger strike unfolds amid the clouds. Many of those shots turn out to be moving pictures, which are really spectacular (but apparently cannot be posted here). Attached is another still from last night -- this time a full-sized photo with a less symmetrical strike.

 

[Laura Knotek]

Last vestiges of a massive electric storm in Orlando this evening, viewed looking south across Lake Eola.

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Wow! That's amazing. I love that photo.

 

[B. Diddy]

Yes, with my trusty Pixel 6 Pro. (I did crop the photo to center and enlarge the lightning "tree," but otherwise the shot is unaltered.) To be fair, it helps that during an electric storm, the chain lightning makes it easier to capture the image; if you're poised to tap the button, there's a brief pre-flash/glow before the larger strike unfolds amid the clouds. Many of those shots turn out to be moving pictures, which are really spectacular (but apparently cannot be posted here). Attached is another still from last night -- this time a full-sized photo with a less symmetrical strike.

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Wow, that is just fantastic!

 

[gendo667]

Picking Simon up from school the other day.

 

[Laura Knotek]

Picking Simon up from school the other day. View attachment 356573

Simon is sure getting big! It looks like he's having fun at school with his friend.

 

[gendo667]

Simon's getting ready for Halloween.

 

[rvbfan]

Pyrimd lake, Jasper AB.

 

[rvbfan]

Pyrimd MTN. Also Jasper.

 

[rvbfan]

Heckter lake near Lake Louise.

 

[Morty2264]

Last vestiges of a massive electric storm in Orlando this evening, viewed looking south across Lake Eola.

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This is PHENOMENAL.

 

[Kizzy Catwoman]

Saying goodbye to this thread and heading for the 8 photos thread.

 

[gendo667]

Saying goodbye to this thread and heading for the 8 photos thread.

I'll be there eventually.

 

[jhilker]

Saying goodbye to this thread and heading for the 8 photos thread.

I'll be headed there as well, my P8 arrives tomorrow!

 

[B. Diddy]

Pyrimd lake, Jasper AB.

The lake picture is amazing!

 

[rvbfan]

Random tree root on a hike around Maligne lake also Jasper.

 

[Grabber5.0]

Saying goodbye to this thread and heading for the 8 photos thread.

Heck I never had a P6, I subscribed because I was thinking of buying a Pixel and never unsubbed.