That's true, and the phone is always nearby. As they say: the best camera is the one you have with you. Or something like that..😊
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That's true, and the phone is always nearby. As they say: the best camera is the one you have with you. Or something like that..😊
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This is why my next phone will have a better camera than my current one. A friend of mine took pictures with his two-year-old Samsung S10 (or I think that's what it was) and we were all stunned by the dynamic range of the camera. We took a picture of a well lit park over a river well after sunset. There were mallards in the foreground very close to the railing we were leaning against. Everything, including the mallards appeared to be perfectly exposed. The park over the river had a building about 40 metres away and the details of the building looked quite accurately reproduced in the image. However, when my friend went home and looked at the pictures on his computer, it became apparent how totally superior the 30 second exposures taken with my DSLR were in image quality. Enlarging the phone camera image was impossible without losing a serious amount of quality.
Exactly. It is often quite a different when looking on a 13" screen. Pixelpeeping pictures from mobile phones are not fun😂
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Not good for your mental wellbeing at all. ;)
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