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Am I the only one who thinks the advertised pictures on the site look awful? Low focal length, high aperture, no artistic look and feel at all. Why would I want
by theyinwhy 8y ago
Am I the only one who thinks the advertised pictures on the site look awful? Low focal length, high aperture, no artistic look and feel at all. Why would I want such low quality looking pictures?
With such images it seems to be more a device for scientific purposes than for capturing valuable moments of my life I want to frame and hang in my kitchen.
- wffurr 8y agoHow do they compare with the typical smartphone camera picture? That's what they're aiming for here. Building an automated DSLR would raise both the price and the ML difficulty substantially. Given your stated preferences, I am going to guess that you are not the target market for this. People who post on Facebook or order photo books from Shutterfly are.
- theyinwhy 8y agoThe images advertised look worse than those of mid-range smartphone cameras. Compare those images with images of e.g. an iphone se and you will see that the focal length of google clip distorts people to a level of ridicule. Do you think there is a market for this camera? Because I really think there is not: Extra gadget, needs to be setup anyways and, above all, poor image quality (see advertised images), not en par with mid range smartphones. Let's wait for next year to see if that product worked.