>We are truly in a golden age for taking pictures of dark shit with phone cameras.
Apparently I take pictures of different things than the author. Different kinks for different folks I guess.
iPhone 11 Pro Camera Review
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#22These night mode shots are seriously impressive. This might give DSLR manufacturers something to catch up with.
I'm not a photo guy -- I have like 4 photos on my phone total (one for each of the people I care the most about -- but it seems to me like Apple should just create a DSLR camera.
It doesn't seem any more out-of-place for them as the HomePod, the idea of which is to have a bigger device just for listening because there's a physics limit to just using a tiny device for outputting sound. They then combine that with super advanced software for something unique. Doesn't sound different from photography, to me.
Why wouldn't Apple want to create the best camera in the world?
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#23These night mode shots are seriously impressive. This might give DSLR manufacturers something to catch up with.
I would love someone to design and manufacture an enclosure for an iPhone that allowed for better ergonomics and controls. I think the Camera app is one of the pinnacles of Apple's software engineering, but sometimes shooting on my DSLR really makes me value how beneficial things like knobs and buttons. Obviously this might require using a 3rd party app as well, but I would gladly pay several hundred dollars for such…
>I would love someone to design and manufacture an enclosure for an iPhone that allowed for better ergonomics and controls
There are several third party solutions that offer just that, have been for years, e.g.:
https://icdn9.digitaltrends.com/image/digitaltrends/pictar-i...
http://blog.incipio.com/home/incipio-focal-wireless-bluetoot...
and even more mainstream brands...
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#24Earlier quoted context omitted.
Good question. To remove GPS metadata perhaps?
I always thought it would be safer to forge the GPS data so it points to a police station, instead of just removing it. Then your stalkers and thieves might be arrested for loitering and breaking and entering there, instead of at your own home.
Which police station? What coordinates precisely? Could there be signs of which software you used to alter the data?
All these things could leak bits of identifying information, which I think is strictly worse than the 1 bit of information leaked by removing EXIF entirely.
Re: iPhone 11 Pro Camera Review
#25These night mode shots are seriously impressive. This might give DSLR manufacturers something to catch up with.
I would love someone to design and manufacture an enclosure for an iPhone that allowed for better ergonomics and controls. I think the Camera app is one of the pinnacles of Apple's software engineering, but sometimes shooting on my DSLR really makes me value how beneficial things like knobs and buttons. Obviously this might require using a 3rd party app as well, but I would gladly pay several hundred dollars for such…
I've thought about this a lot, it's certainly something I want too. I think a case with a dial in each corner for shutter speed, ev compensation, aperture and iso would be enough for me to consider selling my camera. Perhaps they could even be customised?
For now, being able to quickly set one of these values depending on the scene is very important to me - so I keep the camera going for now...
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#26I recently started appreciating 60fps screen but,
iPhone 11 came up with 240 fps
Galaxy Note10+ came up with 960fps
and now Huawei Mate 30 Pro with 7680 fps
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#27@Austin Mann, https://letsencrypt.org/
Looks like it’s on SquareSpace, which does their own cert provisioning. Maybe the author just hasn’t set that up or has it misconfigured.
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
I think if you learn the rule of 2 thirds then it helps a lot. The few people I’ve taught that rule to are much happier with their photos.
Agreed. I took a photography class in college, and I've turned the guidelines on for previews. I still don't have the command of light and expertise with framing demonstrated here, and I'm not carrying a tripod with me anywhere.
IMO the guidelines should be on by default. It's the first setting I change when I get a new phone or camera.
Like you said even if you're not a "photographer" it can make a huge difference.
EDIT: Also even if somebody has no clue what they're for, it can help keep the image level at the very least.
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#29I recently started appreciating 60fps screen but, iPhone 11 came up with 240 fps Galaxy Note10+ came up with 960fps and now Huawei Mate 30 Pro with 7680 fps
At what point is it no longer noticeable?
Re: iPhone 11 Pro Camera Review
#30These night mode shots are seriously impressive. This might give DSLR manufacturers something to catch up with.
I'm not a photo guy -- I have like 4 photos on my phone total (one for each of the people I care the most about -- but it seems to me like Apple should just create a DSLR camera. It doesn't seem any more out-of-place for them as the HomePod, the idea of which is to have a bigger device just for listening because there's a physics limit to just using a tiny device for outputting sound. They then combine that with supe…
Because it is much more lucrative for them to have a phone with the best camera in the world.