Fuck you, Zack Murray you smartarse
Sorry man that sounded a bit moodywell that went from 0-100 real fast
The OP's way or the highway. Not worth reading unless obsessed or very bored.<snip> Is it worth a read if you don't have an interest in these things?
Précis, please!
It takes all sorts, but you're seriously weird, dude.on the contrary, it's a great read if you enjoy yelling "what the FUCK are you talking about" with increasing velocity each time you click next page
It takes all sorts, but you're seriously weird, dude.
pity you're not acute - is your reaction to Greebo simple reflex?it's sarcasm, over time i've learned that you are more obtuse than a geometric angle greater than 90 and less than 180 degrees
edit: i've been practicing my "family friendly" retorts to appeal to your humor, hope this works
Maybe you do, but you're coming across as a bit of a bantam.i just enjoy the banter
you follow me into practically every thread i post in and the stern father approach doesn't work here lmao, not to mention i literally put my personal information such as my full real name and birthdate into u75 when i registered so the whole "age condescension" fails too
The zoom on an iphone is all done digitally (as it is pretty much all other smartphones), so it's not worth using as you can just crop the photo to get the same effect. I haven't tried a lens adapter with my iphone, but it looks like they might be better than using the phone's zoom feature. There's a review of some of them here:Don't know if this is exactly the right thread to ask but I've read posts discussing smart phone photography here.
I've a iPhone 6 Plus which camera is fine for me apart from zoom pics, which go really grainy so aren't worth doing, but I've noticed you can get separate lens gadgets which from what I gather have zoom feature but there's no customer reviews of it.
http://store.apple.com/uk/product/H...93b3d16b233672f6e67268c9c39887680b99186c42e6d
Does anyone have any experience with this or similar, or are they more gimmicky?
I'm just trying to be able to get zoom pics without grainy results.
Thanks in advance for any kind advice
The zoom on an iphone is all done digitally (as it is pretty much all other smartphones), so it's not worth using as you can just crop the photo to get the same effect. I haven't tried a lens adapter with my iphone, but it looks like they might be better than using the phone's zoom feature. There's a review of some of them here:
http://www.macworld.com/article/241...-little-dslr-on-the-front-of-your-iphone.html
Good luck trying to get 'DSLR results' from an iPhone.
Good luck trying to get 'DSLR results' from an iPhone.
They may well be very good - most high end cameraphones are pretty good as point and shooters these days - but any comparisons with 'DSLR quality' quickly fall apart when the light goes down, or true depth of field effects are wanted or the image has a high dynamic range. Bolting on third party zooms is hardly an ideal solution either, and phones have awful handing compared to a proper camera.A friend of mine does it with annoying regularity. He has an astonishing collection of incredible, non-processed, cameraphone photos.
i've an auld a200 sony dslr, which has f numbers up to the 30s. you won't find that on a phone camera. you won't have the quality of zoom of a lumix on a phone camera, not even an auld tz18. if what you want's right at hand you'll get a decent picture. but the laws of optics prevent a phone camera lens from being as good as the lens you find on dslrs.They may well be very good - most high end cameraphones are pretty good as point and shooters these days - but any comparisons with 'DSLR quality' quickly fall apart when the light goes down, or true depth of field effects are wanted or the image has a high dynamic range. Bolting on third party zooms is hardly an ideal solution either, and phones have awful handing compared to a proper camera.
what if the object you wish to photograph is the moon? how's your phone compare to a dslr now?Have you considered standing closer to the object you wish to photograph?
Say what? DSLRs come with a sensor that is an order of magnitude bigger then the wee thing in your phone, and you can access a wide range of fast lenses and do things that aren't just possible on a cameraphone.Well couldn't you say that about any phone camera or "DSLR" camera even?
Say what? DSLRs come with a sensor that is an order of magnitude bigger then the wee thing in your phone, and you can access a wide range of fast lenses and do things that aren't just possible on a cameraphone.