A couple of macros I took a few days ago. Default camera app and all auto.
Despite how bright it looks, this pic is only very slightly overexposed. That flower just likes to glow I guess.
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In the pristine orange morning sun:
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A couple of macros I took a few days ago. Default camera app and all auto.
Despite how bright it looks, this pic is only very slightly overexposed. That flower just likes to glow I guess.
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In the pristine orange morning sun:
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Beautiful!
One more, this one is a panorama:
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I did edit this one in creative studio, I toned down the vibrance, upped the brightness, added some clarity. I was impressed with the interface on the panorama feature, so neat. For those who are wondering, this is on the Navajo Loop trail in Bryce Canyon, You can see the Formation "Thors Hammer" on the right side, what an incredible place!
Second photo is excellent!A couple of macros I took a few days ago. Default camera app and all auto.
Despite how bright it looks, this pic is only very slightly overexposed. That flower just likes to glow I guess.
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In the pristine orange morning sun:
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WOW that's a huge difference!Awesome shot of Bryce Canyon freddyfromutah! Very clear panorama. I'm with aaa6112 in that I'd love to see an iPhone 5 vs. Lumia 928 direct comparison on a couple of photos if you still have that phone around and can do it.
I'm going to continue to post test shots as I learn to use manual settings better, so please don't mind if some of my photos are rough/not very artistic guys. I hope that this will also help others learn their cameras better as well. Below are a couple of night shots I took while in a mall parking lot after hours:
This one is using ProShot, on the Auto setting, handheld (no stabilization). The camera chose:
- Exposure: 1/7 sec.
- ISO: 640
- Auto white balance
- Auto Focus
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Using ProShot, on the C1 manual setting, handheld:
- Exposure: 1/8 sec.
- ISO: 200
- Auto white balance
- Focus: Manual at 78%
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Here are a few shots from mine. I'm not sure what I think about this camera....
Early morning with bright sky....lots of contrast and the light washes out....
Using proshot app... On "P"
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The sky would likely be blown out (beyond white) with latest sensors on DSLRs, too - that's a huge dynamic range that you're expecting it to convey.
Beautiful!
One more, this one is a panorama:
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I did edit this one in creative studio, I toned down the vibrance, upped the brightness, added some clarity. I was impressed with the interface on the panorama feature, so neat. For those who are wondering, this is on the Navajo Loop trail in Bryce Canyon, You can see the Formation "Thors Hammer" on the right side, what an incredible place!
True but there are a lot more ways to compensate for it on a DSLR. On my iphone I was able to tap a spot on the screen and it would use that spot and adjust for the light....the sky wouldn't have been washed out but the trees would of been much darker. I'm not complaining, just comparing. It's different and in my opinion, I think the iphone was a little better in some lighting situations. If this sensor is the low light "king" then it stands to reason that this camera will struggle a little in certain lighting. I do like being able to manually control some of the camera settings. Big plus in my book. I'm happy with the other photo's as well as video.
One last thing, is the location of the camera seems to be susceptible to getting stuff on it. As mentioned above, it will be a good idea to carry a cloth around to clean it often. View attachment 35101