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> You need to crop, color correct, distortion correct, noise correct, exposure correct. Only after that would you ever really want to apply some kind of bokeh f
by droitbutch 7y ago
> You need to crop, color correct, distortion correct, noise correct, exposure correct. Only after that would you ever really want to apply some kind of bokeh filter.
Modern phones already do all that - and seemingly in that order.
As a photographer, what I find lacking are the lenses. You can only squeeze so much light from the relatively tiny lenses. Perfect recent example was kids Christmas play. Sitting back 25+ meters, with somewhat dim lighting and fast moving kids, I could see the other parents with their smartphones and tablets getting very poor photo's and vids - whereas my Nikon had zoom galore and excellent clear focus.
Physics matters.
- asdfasgasdgasdg 7y agoModern phones do not automatically crop, to my knowledge. They do attempt to color correct, but they don't always get the correct colors. (There needs to be a reference to infer the appropriate white balance, and such is not always available.)
- behringer 7y agoI've never seen any phone get even half as good results as any DLSR released this decade. Just because the phone software can do it doesn't mean it's any good. I mean my phone has photoshop on it. That's pretty good, but nothing beats a proper suite of tools on a color calibrated monitor.