Seems to me if ya gonna carry stuff for a cell phone might as well carry a real camera.....
Thomas902 wrote:
Bill you might want to consider the new iPhone 12 Pro...
A 47% larger sensor
A faster ƒ/1.6 lens
A brand-new ‘sensor shift’ stabilization system for low-light
ISO sensitivity is 87% higher
A new telephoto lens, reaching a new length of 65mm (full-frame equivalent)
Apple was thinking about image quality here... Rather than pushing more pixels into the larger sensor they wisely increased the size of the photosites which greatly increased the dynamic range and low light performance...
Apple realized that 3024 by 4032 resolution was more than enough for professional imagery standards (unlike camera vendors who are still trying to convince the naive to pony up for even more pixels).
I'm migrating to the Apple iPhone 12... it has now become a viable capture device which can (and does) yield stellar results...
Hope this helps Bill...
And maybe consider coming over to the "Dark" side... iPhones are now the new Force “Resistance is Futile”
Bill you might want to consider the new iPhone 12 ... (
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But how much control do you have with that telephoto phone lens? The phone still controls the shutter, aperture, and iso, no?
DanCSF wrote:
Seems to me if ya gonna carry stuff for a cell phone might as well carry a real camera.....
I think it depends on what you want to do with your photos. If you plan on marketing them in some manner, then yes, probably a dedicated camera is needed. Otherwise, a cellphone camera does a respectable job, and they’re getting better, and there are apps that allow for at least a certain amount of manual control, including ISO, shutter speed, focusing, etc. And by the way, the camera in a cellphone is a real camera. Just a small one.
Oh Get off it dpullum
We all know what Banksot meant by "a piece of cheep plastic crap" - so don't over react.
Just got a fairly new Motorola Edge +. Not easy to handle as the "Edges" are at the edges which makes for inadvertant touching of things you don't want to touch on the edges of the phone.
What I wanted to point out is that it has 3 different lenses with respectable f stops, a wide angle a lens that is "Standard" issue, and a telephoto. I haven't had time to work with them yet, but no manual so I have to figure out their operation. I go online to get information.
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