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For sure, the difference even on a DSLR between a kit lens and a nice L-series is night and day. Would the sensor on a phone be able to take advantage of the le
by illegalsmile 6y ago
For sure, the difference even on a DSLR between a kit lens and a nice L-series is night and day. Would the sensor on a phone be able to take advantage of the lens though?
- pier25 6y agoHonestly I don't know, I imagine Apple should be able to solve that. A couple of years ago before DSLRs could be able to record video I used a RedRock adapter [1] that allowed to use photography lenses with digital video cameras. It was super clunky but it worked. https://www.provideocoalition.com/redrock_micro_alters_indie_film_production_landscape_with_blitz_of_new_prod/ https://www.provideocoalition.com/redrock_micro_alters_indie...
- wl 6y agoNot without some optics to shrink the image circle down. Even if you did that, a full-frame DSLR's image sensor is 35x larger than the iPhone's. I'm not sure why you'd want to use such a tiny sensor unless it's the only camera you have on you.