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You'll never get good bokeh from a tiny telephone lens. A big (and fast) lens is needed for that. There are laws of optics that will ensure cameras will never d
by Luyt 11y ago
You'll never get good bokeh from a tiny telephone lens. A big (and fast) lens is needed for that. There are laws of optics that will ensure cameras will never disappear ;-)
- vernie 11y agoMaybe not physically but novel sensors (depth sensors, multi-camera arrays) and image processing algorithms make it possible to simulate these effects to a degree that would satisfy most users.
- JoshTriplett 11y ago"The best camera is the camera you have with you." I sometimes carried a digital camera (or before that a film camera) on vacations. I carry a phone with a camera everywhere I go.
- MacsHeadroom 11y agoA small lense + depth awareness (via IR array, for example) can produce beautiful virtual bokeh, on par with $2000 lenses. All cellular phones will have this capability in the near future.
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- smacktoward 11y agoInstagram became hugely popular by letting people take pictures that were already kinda crappy and crap them up even further with a variety of noisy, wince-inducing novelty filters before passing them along. So subtlety and nuance are qualities that most people who take pictures have already left way, way behind.