Do your phone camera take a good picture? Post one please.
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Tom W
Blackhawk
My wife can take a good one. Me? It looks like a blurry mess....
coach
Hunter
My iPhone 6 takes a pretty decent picture. The live pics can be nice although they take more memory. I haven't got a new hosting service since Photobucket locked me out, so nothing to post.
Yes. But you need to know how to compose and control, if possible, the lighting. But then that's the same with any sort of camera.
But please understand, the stunning photos you usually see are the result of starting with a good image and then processing it through photoshop or an equivalent.
I pretty much refuse to use a photo editing program except for cropping or resizing. But I'm old school. I still pay attention to composing the image and setting the camera settings correctly. The one advantage, and the only one in my opinion, that digital has over film is the ability to take many more photos without any expenditure of money.
I particularly like this photo. It involved well over two hours getting to where I wanted to be with regard to the duck. Then setting the camera correctly.
Still got busted though.
But please understand, the stunning photos you usually see are the result of starting with a good image and then processing it through photoshop or an equivalent.
I pretty much refuse to use a photo editing program except for cropping or resizing. But I'm old school. I still pay attention to composing the image and setting the camera settings correctly. The one advantage, and the only one in my opinion, that digital has over film is the ability to take many more photos without any expenditure of money.
I particularly like this photo. It involved well over two hours getting to where I wanted to be with regard to the duck. Then setting the camera correctly.
Still got busted though.
My I-phone 6 does pretty good from and 'instamatic' kind of perspective... no zoom or much else... but I can't post a picture right now since photo bucket went to the dark side.
My cell phone is just that-a PHONE. Yes, it does have a camera feature but I've used it maybe a dozen times in the last 5 years.
Pat-inCO
Hawkeye
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Colonel Daddy
Buckeye
I still use a flip phone. It takes pics, but haven't seen the cord in years!! Wouldn't know what to do with it if I found it! It's just a phone. That's something beyond the comprehension of many folks today! :lol:
Spleenless Dave
Single-Sixer
Took this in the morning at my Mom's house while visiting a few weeks back on my Nexus 6.
Colonel Daddy
Buckeye
Jeepnik, you got it right. There is a difference between a photographer and someone who takes pictures! :wink:
Rick Courtright
Hawkeye
Colonel Daddy said:
Hi,
So true! I take lots of pictures, and admire photographers...
Rick C
Thanks for sharing.Jeepnik said:Yes. But you need to know how to compose and control, if possible, the lighting. But then that's the same with any sort of camera.
But please understand, the stunning photos you usually see are the result of starting with a good image and then processing it through photoshop or an equivalent.
I pretty much refuse to use a photo editing program except for cropping or resizing. But I'm old school. I still pay attention to composing the image and setting the camera settings correctly. The one advantage, and the only one in my opinion, that digital has over film is the ability to take many more photos without any expenditure of money.
I particularly like this photo. It involved well over two hours getting to where I wanted to be with regard to the duck. Then setting the camera correctly.
Still got busted though.
