Comparing cell phone capture to Canon top-of-the-line DSLR capture
Oct 7, 2021 20:12:01 #
ChrisKet wrote:
I very rarely print.
I shoot primarily to document our trips, I create daily journals using Spark page to send out to family/friends, then finish the trip with a Costco photo book for all of our traveling companions after we get home.
But, I found on that Hawaii trip there are some circumstances that require the longer reach of my 80-300 to get what I’m after, so I’ll still travel with my trusty Nikon.
I shoot primarily to document our trips, I create daily journals using Spark page to send out to family/friends, then finish the trip with a Costco photo book for all of our traveling companions after we get home.
But, I found on that Hawaii trip there are some circumstances that require the longer reach of my 80-300 to get what I’m after, so I’ll still travel with my trusty Nikon.
I have no plans of giving up my trusty DSLRs. But it is nice to know that occasionally I can get a good shot with the phone.
Oct 21, 2021 19:17:17 #
AzPicLady wrote:
The first one is the cell phone picture. Go figure.
I thought the first one was the cellphone. How did I guess correctly? I’ve had the same experience with my iPhone vs. one of my mirrorless cameras.
Oct 22, 2021 10:40:59 #
steveo52 wrote:
I thought the first one was the cellphone. How did I guess correctly? I’ve had the same experience with my iPhone vs. one of my mirrorless cameras.
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