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Sure you can. For those images, start with properly placed lights. Then murder the images in your editor by increasing shadows beyond what is natural, and tune
by vortico 8y ago
Sure you can. For those images, start with properly placed lights. Then murder the images in your editor by increasing shadows beyond what is natural, and tune with the curve editor. What objective limitation does a phone camera have that would prevent you from doing that?
- coldtea 8y ago>What objective limitation does a phone camera have that would prevent you from doing that? Huge noise when you raise the shadows, even at ISO 100.
- vortico 8y agoAgreed that would be the largest factor, besides DoF. Although, I've been surprised by iPhone 8 or greater noise levels. In the article's video, you wouldn't notice the noise at that resolution if taken with a modern iPhone. Also, the shadows are mainly in the background, so you could retouch it easily with additional manual blurring. For Huawei, I have no idea, but I assume it's not much worse.