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Post by Deleted on Nov 30, 2013 22:29:26 GMT
just to post something.... maybe of interest maybe not   hmmmmm.... the quality control on this job was not yer best was it? so one observation... the camera phone did better in calculating the White Balance. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 2, 2013 0:07:10 GMT
I agree regarding the white balance, however the noise level on the camera phone is close to unacceptable.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 2, 2013 23:26:38 GMT
I agree regarding the white balance, however the noise level on the camera phone is close to unacceptable. yes... close to unacceptable but sometimes some thing is better than no thing. Still, I'm not likely to retire the little Nikon DSLR D50 |
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Post by sophiew on Dec 4, 2013 2:02:37 GMT
I don't care how much they tout the cameras in the phones, I can always tell what is taken with one. They just don't seem to measure up. I have a tablet with a 5 MPX camera and basically choose to not deal with it in lieu of a real camera.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 5, 2013 0:39:20 GMT
I don't care how much they tout the cameras in the phones, I can always tell what is taken with one. They just don't seem to measure up. I have a tablet with a 5 MPX camera and basically choose to not deal with it in lieu of a real camera. hey Sophie, that's a good point. Most people can probably tell what is a phone pic versus a proper camera pic. but I think we're talkin about when the photo was taken to be a realistic, true to life kind of photo. On the other hand, some expert phone camera guys can make those 'artsy' photos with blur and tints and fancy filter affects that can really impress the viewer. (well impress me anyway) The thing is those people that can make their phone cameras dance so to speak have put in a lot of practice with them. Not to mention that they also have a huge amount of talent both for shooting and for post processing. Those tablet sure are getting popular. I haven't got one mind you but they look nice.  |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 5, 2013 2:29:13 GMT
The latest things are the phablets (large phones/tablets). Nokia put one out and I think Samsung do as well. Too big for me. We could take a picture with our iPads but that looks so stupid. Nokia have the 44 megapixel phone that will blow you mind with the detail it retains. You take a shot of a bug on a shrub and then you crop and crop and crop until you can see the hairs on the insect. There's no way you would be able to tell it was taken with a phone. Increasingly phones are becoming the "go-to" cameras since people have them in their pockets. I've used mine as well and gotten some fairly decent images (with the proper light, of course).
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Post by Deleted on Dec 5, 2013 23:01:51 GMT
The latest things are the phablets (large phones/tablets). Nokia put one out and I think Samsung do as well. Too big for me. We could take a picture with our iPads but that looks so stupid. Nokia have the 44 megapixel phone that will blow you mind with the detail it retains. You take a shot of a bug on a shrub and then you crop and crop and crop until you can see the hairs on the insect. There's no way you would be able to tell it was taken with a phone. Increasingly phones are becoming the "go-to" cameras since people have them in their pockets. I've used mine as well and gotten some fairly decent images (with the proper light, of course). (with the proper light, of course). of course  |
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Post by latti on Dec 6, 2013 19:53:26 GMT
I was at an airshow some time back and people were takeing photos with tablets - it looks totally ridiculous. The sensors are smaller, so photos won't be the same. Although you can get some arty photos with some settings. Pixie uses Snapseed - she love splaying with that for processing.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 7, 2013 2:00:16 GMT
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