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Photos pixelisées lors du zoom sur iPad Air 5

bonjour a tous, j’ai une question, concernant le zoom de l’iPad air 5, je trouve qu’il pixelise beaucoup les photos, pourquoi et comment résoudre cela? ( mon objectif est en bonne état, propre et sans problème a l’intérieur..)

merci


cordialement, ethan

1 reply

Hi there


please try this


  • Move closer physically: Whenever possible, walk closer to your subject instead of zooming in on the screen. This allows the camera sensor to capture the subject with its full resolution and maximum detail.
  • Crop the photo afterward: Take the picture at the standard 1x zoom level. Later, open the photo in the Photos app, tap Edit, and use the crop tool to zoom in. This gives you much better control over the final composition, and Apple’s post-processing often handles a standard crop better than live digital zoom.
  • Ensure excellent lighting: Small camera sensors like the one in the iPad need plenty of light. In low-light environments, digital zoom looks significantly worse because the iPad tries to compensate for the darkness by increasing the ISO, which adds a lot of digital noise and grain.
  • Keep the iPad steady: When you zoom in digitally, even minor hand tremors are amplified. Tap your subject on the screen to manually lock the focus and exposure, and try to lean your elbows on a solid surface to keep the device still.