4 ms·
IBIS and a f/0.95 lens would get you there (or a flash, which phones mostly can't synch to).
by frostburg 6y ago
IBIS and a f/0.95 lens would get you there (or a flash, which phones mostly can't synch to).
- Nition 6y agoAh well, F/0.95 is cheating a bit though, I meant assuming you were doing a hand-held three second exposure with another camera. Of course it's a reasonable point you make that a "proper" camera wouldn't need such a long exposure for the same amount of light.
- snowwrestler 6y agoThat shot is testing the low-light autofocus with no modelling light, which I think is a test that any f/0.95 lens/body combo on the market right now would fail?
- sudosysgen 6y agoMost modern cameras can autofocus in perfect darkness using a small AF light. Especially at f/0.95! But really, I recreated the shot, in a perfectly dark room with a phone light as the only light source, and it focused adequately and the image came out more than adequate at 1/20x ISO 2066 @ f/2.8, or 1/30 ISO2400 f/1.4, all with good AF.