Is an iPhone a "real" camera
Sep 19, 2012 13:56:26 #
Picdude wrote:
A good 25+ years ago I knew a lady in Austin, TX t... (show quote)
the day i see professional photographers using an iphone to photograph their clients...that's the day that tells the story.
Sep 19, 2012 14:01:26 #
Is a KIA a real car, compared to a BMW?
Is a cell phone a real phone, compared to a land-line phone?
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I use my cell phone camera very little and I often forget how to use it. The other afternoon I saw a beautiful rainbow, and my phone camera was all I had. So, I got a great shot ... except I realized later that I forgot to save it by pushing another button. So, the camera was real, but that day the photographer (aka, button pusher) was not real.
Is a cell phone a real phone, compared to a land-line phone?
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I use my cell phone camera very little and I often forget how to use it. The other afternoon I saw a beautiful rainbow, and my phone camera was all I had. So, I got a great shot ... except I realized later that I forgot to save it by pushing another button. So, the camera was real, but that day the photographer (aka, button pusher) was not real.
Sep 19, 2012 14:14:24 #
MisterWilson wrote:
Is a KIA a real car, compared to a BMW?
Is a cell phone a real phone, compared to a land-line phone?
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I use my cell phone camera very little and I often forget how to use it. The other afternoon I saw a beautiful rainbow, and my phone camera was all I had. So, I got a great shot ... except I realized later that I forgot to save it by pushing another button. So, the camera was real, but that day the photographer (aka, button pusher) was not real.
Is a cell phone a real phone, compared to a land-line phone?
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I use my cell phone camera very little and I often forget how to use it. The other afternoon I saw a beautiful rainbow, and my phone camera was all I had. So, I got a great shot ... except I realized later that I forgot to save it by pushing another button. So, the camera was real, but that day the photographer (aka, button pusher) was not real.
i had a kia, a car or 2 ago...i thought it was great. leather interior..had 390,000 miles on it when i traded it off. i miss that car. way better than the ford fusion and chrysler mini van i now have. they are pieces of junk.
if i quit buying camera gear...maybe i could afford that bmw. hahahaha
i like the story about the rainbow.....been there done that.
i figured it out...if i go to bed stupid, i wake up stupid. hahahahah
i love rainbow shots!!!
Sep 19, 2012 14:26:17 #
if it has a lens and it records light onto either film or a sensor chip then it is a real camera, Hogger on here (i believe it is silverton?) produces the most amazing, highly detailed,crisp, sharp photos of welders and construction taken on his Ipad. The quality is superb, beyond anything I can do with my Nikon's. One glance at his work will answer even the most skeptical.
Sep 19, 2012 15:14:24 #
My daughter sends me photos from her phone,,. They are always to dark... The ones from her P&S camera are a lot better...
Sep 19, 2012 15:38:02 #
Bamboo wrote:
I just learned last night that you can down load free HDR aps for your I phone. I would like to see that if anyone out there has used it.
Yes I have, does a good job on still life, more difficult with getting people to sit still for 3 pictures. The big thing is a steady hand and at 75 mines not so steady anymore.
Sep 19, 2012 16:27:02 #
I think it is not the equipment that makes the art, it is the photographer. Dewitt Jones takes great photos, using all kinds of equipment.
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Racmanaz
Loc: Sunny Tucson!
Al McPhee wrote:
Many may automatically answer "no, not really... (show quote)
I checked out that website but nowhere did I see where he claims those pics were taken with an iphone, did I miss it somehwhere?
Sep 19, 2012 20:33:27 #
Sep 19, 2012 21:46:22 #
Old Sarge wrote:
Yes I have, does a good job on still life, more difficult with getting people to sit still for 3 pictures. The big thing is a steady hand and at 75 mines not so steady anymore.
Bamboo wrote:
I just learned last night that you can down load free HDR aps for your I phone. I would like to see that if anyone out there has used it.
Yes I have, does a good job on still life, more difficult with getting people to sit still for 3 pictures. The big thing is a steady hand and at 75 mines not so steady anymore.
I have used HDR Fusion for my iPad 3. The pictures are not too bad considering it is a 5 mp camera. I think it is kind of neat with it's extremely deep depth of field. The pictureswork well for screen wallpaper and social media pages.
Sep 19, 2012 23:25:13 #
DEBJENROB wrote:
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Would you enter these in a competition?
Road to Nowhere
Creek Side
Sep 19, 2012 23:38:20 #
Bamboo wrote:
I just learned last night that you can down load free HDR aps for your I phone. I would like to see that if anyone out there has used it.
Here is one made several months ago using my Apple 3gs with a program called "Snapseed" installed, in the the second vesion it was worked over in Elements 10, adding the young lady on the porch and the © only.
Camera Only
Camera and Elements 10
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