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By *ensual OP Man
over a year ago
Sutton |
I have noticed some very clear and classy photos on profile pictures.
I was wondering whether people use the camera app that came with the phone or have changed to a better one. If you have changed, which camera App do you use and is it Android?
I am giving up on my stock Samsung app as it now requires permission to connect to nearby Bluetooth devices to take a picture. Are there any other less intrusive alternatives. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I use my stock camera on my phone but I have another camera that I can control with my phone which let me control aperture, shutter speed, iso and all that photographic shizzles. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"What's wrong with a real camera?
I would have to learn to master it, and I don't have the energy, time or inclination. Good photography is art and technical ability combined.  "
the camera doesn’t make the photographer !
Fuck yes ! Always wanted to say that one !
Ticked ! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I am on iPhone
But I use professional grade apps
Pro camera for take pics
Shooting in TIFF pro raw format
Then converted to jpeg for fab as fab isn’t compatible with TIFF pro raw format I do lose a bit off quality but not much
As for videos filmic pro
Shoot at 4K 60fps pro res 422 HQ yes I know heavy on the size but that’s why I have a 1TB phone ha ha
Then I convert it in to H.264 for uploading to fab again lose a little quality but not by much |
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"I am on iPhone
But I use professional grade apps
Pro camera for take pics
Shooting in TIFF pro raw format
Then converted to jpeg for fab as fab isn’t compatible with TIFF pro raw format I do lose a bit off quality but not much
As for videos filmic pro
Shoot at 4K 60fps pro res 422 HQ yes I know heavy on the size but that’s why I have a 1TB phone ha ha
Then I convert it in to H.264 for uploading to fab again lose a little quality but not by much "
I wouldn't class any iPhone apps as 'Professional grade' but, Halide is really the only one I use if I want full control.
Not sure this is available for Android though OP. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I am on iPhone
But I use professional grade apps
Pro camera for take pics
Shooting in TIFF pro raw format
Then converted to jpeg for fab as fab isn’t compatible with TIFF pro raw format I do lose a bit off quality but not much
As for videos filmic pro
Shoot at 4K 60fps pro res 422 HQ yes I know heavy on the size but that’s why I have a 1TB phone ha ha
Then I convert it in to H.264 for uploading to fab again lose a little quality but not by much
I wouldn't class any iPhone apps as 'Professional grade' but, Halide is really the only one I use if I want full control.
Not sure this is available for Android though OP."
??? Emmm they shooting movies with iPhones these days and both apps I listed are up there with Halidle
I mean your really not going to get much better
Without shelling out 100k on a editing rig and a red 8K
Look at the trubble Linus’s has ha ha |
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By *orny PTMan
over a year ago
Peterborough |
"What's wrong with a real camera?
I would have to learn to master it, and I don't have the energy, time or inclination. Good photography is art and technical ability combined.
the camera doesn’t make the photographer !
Fuck yes ! Always wanted to say that one !
Ticked ! "
That's not strickly true, try using a phone in bright sunlight, then use a camera with a view finder.
Look at all of the heavily marketed phone ad spiel: buy this phone to take pictures. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"What's wrong with a real camera?
I would have to learn to master it, and I don't have the energy, time or inclination. Good photography is art and technical ability combined.
the camera doesn’t make the photographer !
Fuck yes ! Always wanted to say that one !
Ticked !
That's not strickly true, try using a phone in bright sunlight, then use a camera with a view finder.
Look at all of the heavily marketed phone ad spiel: buy this phone to take pictures."
Oh sure you may reach the limitations of the camera you are using but anyone could counter that by finding a way to shot what one wants to shot by doing it differently. So in the end : the camera doesn’t make the photographer.
Knowing the limitations and advantages of the camera you are using as well as how to compose and counter any harsh lighting environment is the best way to take good pictures, no matter the gears you use. |
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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago
Dubai & Nottingham |
"What's wrong with a real camera?
I would have to learn to master it, and I don't have the energy, time or inclination. Good photography is art and technical ability combined.
the camera doesn’t make the photographer !
Fuck yes ! Always wanted to say that one !
Ticked ! "
Yes it’s so true, it’s what’s behind the camera that counts, 90% creative composition, 10% tech (max)
I really like the iPhone, I’ve done some good long exposures last weekend , printed at A3 behind gallery glass and I can sell them. But generally for printing I’d use at least a M4/3.
For digital it’s hard to justify using a camera unless you want something very specific that you can’t do after the shot. |
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