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Re: DSLR vs. iPhone
Few more shot with the iPhone 6 yesterday:
Few more shot with the iPhone 6 yesterday:
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Going for a little extreme effect, this one is processed with the free Pro Edit app available on iPhones.
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I just learned that this foggy sunrise iPhone shot will be used in my town's calendar next year.
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Very nice pictures Parmoore!Comment
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I got to work at Okemo Mountain in Vermont last week and was greeted with this view from the parking lot.
With a smartphone handy, you always have the opportunity to grab a shot.
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That's quite amazing Pat. Beautiful!Comment
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Revisiting the iPhone. I've been having fun applying some post processing apps on my iPhone and thought I'd share some shots taken at my local golf course. Sorry - I should have resized them
A while ago I put together a short video called "iPhoneography".
Click on the image below to watch the video
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Well done Pat! I really appreciate seeing the processes that you used to get to the final results.
I shall share your site with others.
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Couple more. Post processing done with Snapseed
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When you haven't got a camera with you, the iPhone is a reasonable tool to capture the moment that would otherwise be missed:
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Couple more with the iPhone 6
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I don't have an i-phone, but I have recently upgraded to a Google Nexus 5 (in other words, an LG) and absolutely amazed by the quality of the photos most of the time.
Is a mere android phone allowed in?
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Absolutely! I'd love to see efforts from any smartphone.Originally posted by Caz View Post
Is a mere android phone allowed in?If you're not living on the edge you're taking up too much room.
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Thank you Pat. I've tried various camera phones over the years, but really quite impressed with the Google app camera that came installed on my phone. All my shots are either edited with Google Photos or, if a bit more is required, Snapseed. I haven't found (or looked for) an app that resizes yet, so have done these in Photoshop.
This was on my first outing into town when I got the phone:
This one was at the local stately home - I'd been out shopping and hadn't taken my camera with me:
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