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modulartribe fucked around with this message at 08:15 on Sep 9, 2019 |
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Has anyone here tried out Moment lenses? https://www.shopmoment.com/google-pixel-3
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Was in Zion National Park this week (click for big)
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 iPhone 11, main lens, auto settings, no editing. The simulated bokeh never looks right for me, but I still think this isn't bad.    Spider:  Cropped: 
Mister Facetious fucked around with this message at 17:28 on Jul 18, 2020 |
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Mister Facetious posted:
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A local primary school I take pictures of and around a couple times a year:   My website clickbait pic: 
Mister Facetious fucked around with this message at 01:40 on Jul 20, 2020 |
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Went camping by the Clackamas river in OR, south of Estacada. No comet, but it was still a nice view.  E:vv pixel 4 on night sight. The first picture I tried was facing in the general direction of civilization and got a ton of light pollution. I turned the camera south and got this one. its all nice on rice fucked around with this message at 20:23 on Jul 22, 2020 |
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That's pretty bonkers star detail for a cell phone.. especially in an area with that much light pollution.
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Gorgeous, the colour scheme hits me hard. I think this is one of the rare times that I'd have a hard time telling if it was fake DoF or not, it works well here. Mister Facetious posted:A local primary school I take pictures of and around a couple times a year: I love the feeling in these two of that eerie quiet sparseness. No one's around, just these static buildings and the weather. its all nice on rice posted:Went camping by the Clackamas river in OR, south of Estacada. I'm amazed that this came out of a phone, that's awesome. Great landscapes, looks like postcard material I really like that strong orange, and the pared down aesthetic of flat colour and swooping lines. Also is that the staircase in the AGO in Toronto? It looks really familiar.
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piratepilates posted:I really like that strong orange, and the pared down aesthetic of flat colour and swooping lines. Thanks, and no it's not in Toronto.
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piratepilates posted:Three I have from my Pixel 3: ok where in Toronto is there snow already? please don't jinx 
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bobmarleysghost posted:ok where in Toronto is there snow already? please don't jinx  I took those before the pandemic, don't call the photo cops on meI'm not sure I have a more recent cell phone photo actually, I've gotten back in to my ancient DSLR lately fake edit: I have one from today, enjoy some Toronto fall foliage: 
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Got an iPhone 11. What are good apps for capturing DNGs or HEIFs and otherwise extending the uses of the camera? Is Halide worth it? 
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Halide is kind of the de facto standard, but Lightroom mobile does raw mode too. So that would be my first option even though it's probably not the best it's good enough to get a feel for what raws on a phone can do.
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 It’s the first time in a while that I’ve had a ‘nice’ phone camera (iPhone 11). Still, as much as I’d seen on various websites about the amazing advances in computational photography, sensor technology, and multi-camera integration, I think my older iPhone camera images were about as good. Particularly, the way my old 6 handled auto WB and ‘HDR’ in the default camera app honestly looked a little better to me. The sky wasn’t as neon blue, and sunlight had an overall warmer tint. I guess now the main iPhone image sensor and pixel sizes have grown fractionally from 12MP 1/3” to 12MP 1/2.56”, and that coupled with strong OIS gives it a pretty cool night mode. I don’t see much of an improvement in normal lighting situations, though. Portrait mode has been pretty accurate, but the effect just looks weird even when the subject is perfectly ‘cut out’ from the blurry background. I’ve seen it handle some impressively complex subjects, but the lack of a realistic focus roll off just kind of hamstrings it as an actual replacement for a real fast lens. I also wonder what the advantage of two lenses is for portrait mode when one of the two is a 13mm equivalent with basically unlimited DoF. I guess it must be supplying some kind of depth sensing, but as a stand-alone camera unit the ultra wide gives up a lot of detail vs the standard wide module. But even if the output from the default app feels a little ‘off’ sometimes, I guess there are now lots of alternative apps for capturing and processing more RAW-like. Some of the Android cameras are getting insane specs like huge MP counts, optical zooms, 1/1.7” sensors, but still see lots of examples of crappy default image processing with many of those. Garish colors and oversharpening. I wonder what the over all best smartphone camera is right now.
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I think in terms of the actual camera hardware, they're all about the same. The arms race is in the computation now. I don't see much in the way of real quality improvements either, but I'm horribly biased by spending a lot of time with a DSLR and being able to pixel peep blades of grass. For people that don't give a poo poo and only take pictures to flood their facebook feed the portrait and nightmode stuff is super awesome. Just don't zoom in on anything.
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