[iMore Question]

I took some photos today on an iPhone 5s which due to the lighting appear washed out and dull when I view them in camera roll. However I noticed that the same photos appeared significantly brighter and more vibrant when viewed in my photo stream. I haven't edited the photo in either location. Are photos automatically enhanced when posted to my photo stream? The auto enhance option is still available to press for the photo in both locations. Anyone else experienced this?

[Just_Me_D]

I don't know, and I don't recall noticing a difference in appearance between the two when I had photostream enabled. Hopefully, a member who can answer your question will be along to respond soon...

[Jaguarr40]

I took some photos today on an iPhone 5s which due to the lighting appear washed out and dull when I view them in camera roll. However I noticed that the same photos appeared significantly brighter and more vibrant when viewed in my photo stream. I haven't edited the photo in either location. Are photos automatically enhanced when posted to my photo stream? The auto enhance option is still available to press for the photo in both locations. Anyone else experienced this?

Not to just say this but I would have to say same as what was given to you as a kind of tricky answer.
There could be issues of light and place taken 0 flash or not and the list goes on. The only thing I can even say which is not much of an answer and am sorry but if you have HDR turned on where each shot you take; takes 2 shots and compares to give you the best of both so that you can decide what to keep - Either turn off the feature so you won't have it have this issue...lol so to speak as I never remember having this like Just Me indicated also. Wish I could be more hopeful but zi hope it gives you something to think about.
It is IMO a great feature but at times works against you.

EDIT:
http://www.imore.com/search/taking%2...aking%20photos

I like this one myself:

http://www.imore.com/search/HDR?query=HDR