Having a Phone with a half decent camera again has me taking pictures all the time.
Redmi note 14 pro+ 5G
taken with the 2 MP Macro Lense. I really wish they'd put a higher res macro lense Intro this thing, but i think this is a pretty decent use of what it has.
Whats the name of this beetle anyway?
Overall, the $499 Google Pixel 9a offers better portraits, macro shots, and low-light imaging capabilities than the $599 iPhone 16e.
#Tech #iPhone #Pixel9a #GooglePixel #iPhone16e #Mobile #PhoneCamera #Apple #Google #SmartPhones
Closeup of a decorative wrought iron grate with an ornate diamond and scroll pattern, in front of a small leaded glass window. #WroughtIron #photography #PhoneCamera #nyc
One of my usual shots during my #10BlackAndWhiteDays is #raindrops and since this is a new #PhoneCamera and it was #raining, decided to give it a try... usual pro settings with speed adjustment and some 'settings' for the #HighContrast #BlackAndWhitePhoto (including flipping it) alongside the original shot for comparison.
Not a macro shot.
Been using the #SamsungA16 for over a month now (nothing wrong with the J7Prime I was using for nine years before) and still trying to calibrate the #ProSettings for the #PhoneCamera... at least for #Daylight ... prepping #dinner for the next 4 nights, #tomatoes and oranges to be added later on top of the shredded #lettuce, grated #carrots and diced #cucumbers
This is what I've got to work with.
Here another example. That hole is freaking huge. You'd never be able to tell from this picture. I tried repeatedly to capture the size and couldn't.
I get so frustrated with my outdoor photography. I just can't capture what I see. Mostly, perspective problems.
Like here for instance. The shot I saw with my eyes was amazing. A beautiful round pond with duckweed on it.
The camera captures a huge amount of foreground and flattens out the roundness and you get this much less impressive image.
