Photography advances
Sep 18, 2021 19:47:53 #
joer wrote:
42 MP
Much better than my iPhone 6s which is only 8mp. Thank you for the info.
Dodie
Sep 18, 2021 21:45:33 #
joer wrote:
Have you ever heard of Topaz?
https://static.uglyhedgehog.com/upload/2021/9/15/341254-img_20210914_110345_copy_2.jpg
Post processing is your friend.
Sep 19, 2021 07:57:24 #
Modern phone cameras are amazing, but are lacking in image quality. My wife's phone has 10X optical zoom which is pretty handy. But, when you download the images to a computer, the shortcomings are quite evident. However most people are satisfied with looking at their images on the phone screen, so they are not aware of the lack of image quality that most photographers seek. To me comparing a phone image to a DSLR is like comparing a 110 to a 35 MM.
Sep 19, 2021 10:38:24 #
I still use my full-frame DSLR with a telephoto lens for wildlife photos, but for landscapes I am very happy with my iPhone 11 Pro - will be upgrading to a 13 Pro very soon. It has macro capabilities and greater image stabilization. Attached are some iPhone photos from my recent vacation in Downeast Maine.
In-camera panorama
(Download)
(Download)
(Download)
Handheld moonrise over Beals Island
(Download)
3-shot panorama stitched together with PSE - check out the download.
(Download)
A great day for lobster fishing, Downeast Maine.
(Download)
Sep 19, 2021 10:45:44 #
Dan Thornton wrote:
Modern phone cameras are amazing, but are lacking in image quality. My wife's phone has 10X optical zoom which is pretty handy. But, when you download the images to a computer, the shortcomings are quite evident. However most people are satisfied with looking at their images on the phone screen, so they are not aware of the lack of image quality that most photographers seek. To me comparing a phone image to a DSLR is like comparing a 110 to a 35 MM.
A skilled photographer/graphics editor can create excellent images with just about any format. My point is to make people aware that phone camera technology is accelerating faster than any previous format...its not your father's cell phone.
The way I see, ML + Phones will kill DSLRs, then phones & AI will destroy ML cameras...give it 10 years. AI will equal the playing field very quickly.
Sep 19, 2021 11:16:08 #
sb wrote:
I still use my full-frame DSLR with a telephoto lens for wildlife photos, but for landscapes I am very happy with my iPhone 11 Pro - will be upgrading to a 13 Pro very soon. It has macro capabilities and greater image stabilization. Attached are some iPhone photos from my recent vacation in Downeast Maine.
Sep 19, 2021 13:41:34 #
Sep 19, 2021 17:47:37 #
sb wrote:
I still use my full-frame DSLR with a telephoto lens for wildlife photos, but for landscapes I am very happy with my iPhone 11 Pro - will be upgrading to a 13 Pro very soon. It has macro capabilities and greater image stabilization. Attached are some iPhone photos from my recent vacation in Downeast Maine.
Awesome camera 🌀🔥🌀🔥🌀
Sep 21, 2021 12:56:14 #
John Hicks
Loc: Sible Hedinham North Essex England
I think Joer is kidding himself phone camera cannot do a fraction of what DSLRs and mirrorless can do.
they are a convenient way of taking snaps and nothing more and I for one will never be cnvinced of that.
what is forgotten is that a photgrapher produces works of art with his camera or cameras where as the person using the phone camera is taking snapshits and nothing else the guy is fooling himself but not fooling the rest of us .
they are a convenient way of taking snaps and nothing more and I for one will never be cnvinced of that.
what is forgotten is that a photgrapher produces works of art with his camera or cameras where as the person using the phone camera is taking snapshits and nothing else the guy is fooling himself but not fooling the rest of us .
Sep 21, 2021 18:53:09 #
John Hicks wrote:
I think Joer is kidding himself phone camera cannot do a fraction of what DSLRs and mirrorless can do.
they are a convenient way of taking snaps and nothing more and I for one will never be cnvinced of that.
what is forgotten is that a photgrapher produces works of art with his camera or cameras where as the person using the phone camera is taking snapshits and nothing else the guy is fooling himself but not fooling the rest of us .
they are a convenient way of taking snaps and nothing more and I for one will never be cnvinced of that.
what is forgotten is that a photgrapher produces works of art with his camera or cameras where as the person using the phone camera is taking snapshits and nothing else the guy is fooling himself but not fooling the rest of us .
I'm coñfident similar opinions were spoken about 35mm film when it first arrived.
If you want to reply, then register here. Registration is free and your account is created instantly, so you can post right away.