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Less than an hour later, I glanced out at the now bright blue sky and noticed that the moon was still clearly visible. I had another idea for a photo, but this time I grabbed Apple’s new iPhone 12 Pro Max. It has a 2.5x optical zoom which is no match for my big lens, but I still thought I could do something interesting.

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The results are a combination of lens quality, sensor stabilization, optical and digital zoom levels, and, of course, powerful-real-time image processing on the A14 Bionic CPU, and Smart HDR (which was turned on for this photo).

I tapped on the 2.5 zoom and found that the moon was still just a tiny gray and white blob in the background. Next, I decided to push past the optical into digital zoom and noticed that I could bring in a bit more lunar landscape detail. However, to hold onto the focus and the lower exposure enough to keep the moon’s luminance from blowing out the image, I had to hold my finger on the screen, right over the moon, until Apple’s Camera app locked exposure and focus.

People often ask me if there’s a reason to buy the iPhone 12 Pro over the iPhone 12 or if they should get the 12 Pro Max over the 12 Pro. In both cases, it’s the camera technology that makes the difference. Apple’s iPhone 12 is an excellent flagship smartphone, but it lacks even a 2x optical zoom. I rely on that zoom to get me closer to objects both near (for macro shots) and far away.

I was honestly stunned at the quality. Sure, the moon image breaks down if you zoom in on the photo, but I’ve never before captured anything quite like it on a smartphone.

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Does every night out end with you crawling around the floor trying to find your purse? Is ringing round the bars you went to the night before almost as integral to your hangover as a headache? You need to get yourself a Tile Mate. As do I. It’s only £19.99 for one and how it works is that you pop this sleek little friend onto your keys, purse, or anything else you don’t want to lose, and track it via bluetooth on your phone — because, aside from the emotional cost, constant key cutting and purse replacements are financially gutting, too. Tile Mate runs off a free app, and allows you to “ring” all the objects you can’t find.

I know, I know, you can’t imagine using a Mooncup because the concept grosses you out big time. But the thing is, menstrual cups aren’t as weird as the name ‘menstrual cup’ would have you believe. Just like your menstrual cycle is nothing to do with biking. Or men. More importantly, the average woman will spend over £18,000 on period products in their lifetime, so you owe it to your bank balance to at least try out an alternative to (taxed) tampons and sanitary pads, and at only £21.99, a Mooncup is the best alternative. The first time you use one, expect to be confused and grossed out. But persistence pays off — keep practising and you’ll be whipping it out one-handed while scrolling through Insta in no time, smug in the knowledge that you’re not literally flushing money down the toilet every time you’re riding the pricey crimson wave.

The thing is, sometimes spending a little money now can help you save a lot more money later. Yes, it may sound boring. But think of it like this: a tenner might seem a lot to drop on a reusable water bottle now, but in the long run you’re going to end up spending way more than that on bottled water. You can apply this mindset to anything.

Everyone’s a little worried about money right now, especially if you’re a young woman, and everyone’s spending habits have changed majorly in recent weeks and months. So the idea of spending money when you’re trying not to spend money sounds counterproductive; if times are tight, why buy more stuff?

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I’d normally prefer a tripod at this level of zoom, but the iPhone 12 Pro Max has an extra image stabilization capability called “sensor-shift image stabilization,” which lets the image processor float on an x-y axis to reduce whatever shake you introduce while holding the phone. With that in mind, I simply put my elbows on my chest, spread my feet apart, took one deep breath, and snapped the shot.