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you made the parent's point, your picture looks good, but still not as a good as a professional one, taken with a good camera I have a mirrorless cameras, and
by ardit33 6y ago
you made the parent's point, your picture looks good, but still not as a good as a professional one, taken with a good camera
I have a mirrorless cameras, and time to time I use it... and the pictures I get with it are still much better than my iphonex
- manmal 6y agoIt’s the same for me. I have a quite cheap portrait lens for my old Sony Nex-3, and the pictures I get out of it are (subjectively) so much better than those taken with my iPhone XS, with actual bokeh and real depth.
- bergstromm466 6y agoI mean, can anything really ever be objective? Or are things just continually witnessed, from tens - to trillions - of times?
- manmal 6y agoI would say if you perform a double blind study with a decent sample size, you will indeed reach objective conclusions, and you will even know the probability that your observation is correct.
- gambiting 6y agoRight, but the parent's point was specifically that pictures taken on phones don't look good in large size....and all I'm saying is that yes, they do sometimes. Obviously had this been in the dark, the result would be abysmal. But in conditions like the ones in the picture? The print is completely ok in my(non-professional) opinion.
- rangibaby 6y agoBetter gear = a wider range of “sometimes”