11th March 2021, 15:37
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| Re: The Smartphone Photography Thread I am adding some more pictures here, depicting the accurate 'Tap-to-Focus' on the iPhone. Shot on iPhone XS (Focus on Background, Wide Lens and Unedited):  Shot on iPhone XS (Focus on Foreground, Wide Lens and Unedited):  Shot on iPhone XS (Lowest Exposure, Wide Lens and Unedited):  Shot on Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ (Telephoto Lens and Unedited):  I am amazed at how amazing smartphone cameras have become lately! |
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11th March 2021, 16:59
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11th March 2021, 19:25
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| Re: The Smartphone Photography Thread This photograph was taken using a iPhone SE 2020 - handheld  Amber Fort Sunset |
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11th March 2021, 20:04
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11th March 2021, 20:09
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| Re: The Smartphone Photography Thread Quote:
In the days of film photography, different lines of Kodak / Fuji film likewise yielded their own unique outputs... and those were all considered fully acceptable, merely a question of taste (for those old enough to remember Ektachrome, or Superia, or what have you). Modern Fuji camera systems have modes that mimic some of those famous old films... Same goes for lenses (anyone for Lomography?). Apart from serious professionals, an expensive unit is not really required to achieve pleasing, well-composed, and technically decent photos... Not denying that's nearly impossible with some phone-cams.  -Eric | |
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11th March 2021, 22:30
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| Re: The Smartphone Photography Thread While DSLR’s are still definitely ahead, Smartphone pictures are plenty good for most of us. Here are some of the recent ones I’ve taken, first two are from the Galaxy S10, rest from the 12 Pro.        The last one is a special for BHPians.  |
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11th March 2021, 23:16
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11th March 2021, 23:58
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| Distinguished - BHPian   | Re: The Smartphone Photography Thread Quote:
 A few more clicked on iphone X                            Mod Note: Team-BHP maintains a strong stand against drinking and driving, and any mention of alcohol. Hence, posts containing ANY alcohol content (in text or pictures, directly or indirectly) will NOT be permitted. We advise you to read the Forum Rules before proceeding any further. Last edited by Rudra Sen : 5th May 2021 at 09:17. Reason: Removed one pic that violated rule 11 | |
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12th March 2021, 09:14
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| Re: The Smartphone Photography Thread Good thread. Infact I had opted for iPhone Photography school’s training too. I am yet to complete it. But I think it was totally worth for $49 when it was at that price at the start of 2021. Many of the basic concepts for newbies like me are immensely helpful. Couple of images taken from iPhone 7, around 2 years ago. One was shot in Bhandardara, Maharashtra The other one is a closeup shot of Diwali lights.   |
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12th March 2021, 12:13
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| Re: The Smartphone Photography Thread I was rather impressed by Macro mode on the OnePlus 7T. Found this vibrant fella one morning:  Size reference. Spot him   |
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12th March 2021, 14:20
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| Re: The Smartphone Photography Thread Smartphone cameras have indeed come a long long way! From noisy, artifact-y photos not so long ago as even 2014 to really high quality sharp, vibrant images, the journey has been amazing. I have a few pics taken on my current and previous phones that I'd like to share. Bekal fort. Pic taken as part of a cycling trip starting from Bhagamandala to Kasargod and back to Sullia.  Our Figo at the famous Shettihalli church ruins  The ruins of the school at Dhanushkodi  Rameshwaram island from Pamban bridge  Metal mesh  Gaganachukki falls at Shivanasamudra on a cloudy day. See the difference between the bright water and the dark rocks and foliage (open for full size). Shows how good HDR has gotten in Smartphones  Night shot during Diwali. The lamps were the only source of light in the room.  Leaves  One of my favorite photography subjects - food!  A model of HMS Prince and a Native american tribal figurine mounted on a piece of fossilized tree trunk  Sunset over Hampi  Stone chariot at the Vijaya Vittala temple at Hampi (a UNESCO World Heritage site)  Branches  Intricate carvings at Hampi  Stepped well at Hampi  A fly on a flower. Taken in macro mode  |
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16th March 2021, 00:50
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17th March 2021, 09:24
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18th March 2021, 18:44
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| Re: The Smartphone Photography Thread My favourite time of the day, post sunset skies. (Add bonfires & some hot chocolate with a beautiful playlist) What else left to miss?  |
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29th March 2021, 12:39
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| Re: The Smartphone Photography Thread Quote:
Nice and bright!  Night mode at work...  View from the office today!  Last edited by vb-saan : 29th March 2021 at 12:44. | |
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