Tomorrow I have yet ANOTHER phone hook up with them as the engineers want some more diagnostic data. I have sent them test photographs and videos, done factory resets, they've even remotely accessed my iPhone and did whatever they do to find a fix. Plus the hours spent on the phone trying to work this out is becoming increasingly frustrating. We have been going through the issue step by step and I have run and sent them so many diagnostic reports from my NEW iPhone it's getting ridiculous. Just to update you, I have been working with Apple engineers for the past month on this issue through phone hookups. Ok, so it seems that someone else is having similar problems. They are insulting our intelligence, and don’t think we can spot an HDR photo. This is a huge disappointment, and I’d rather they just FIX the problem, rather than feeding us lines like “it’s just always On unless you turn it ‘off’. We no longer are able to take HDR photos. Apple has made a mistake since iOS 13 and iOS 14 with the compatibility of iPhone 11 and newer iPhones. My explanation is simple, to all these questions. Why isn’t my EXIF inspection app showing supposed HDR photos from my iPhone 12 Pro Max. Why do I have the option to turn HDR on or off, if the switch does nothing? 4.

Why do none of my iPhone 12 photos Look HDR? 3. If it taking an HDR photo, how the heck am I supposed to know which are HDR & which aren’t? 2. Not a single photo taken from my iPhone 11 Pro Max, nor my 12 Pro Max has EVER taken an HDR photo, even though Apple is telling me it does. Also interestingly, I have a photo inspection app, that tells me all the details & metadata about any given photo. Funny, they think we should see the ‘HDR’ badge for videos shot in HDR though.

And we don’t need to see the ‘HDR’ badge (for iPhone 11 & 12). Apparently Apple is told to tell us that HDR is just on, all the time.

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