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Lighting is a greater factor than the lens which is a greater factor than the sensor. Lighting > Lens > Sensor Recognizing good lighting conditions is the pri
by vmception 5y ago
Lighting is a greater factor than the lens which is a greater factor than the sensor.
Lighting > Lens > Sensor
Recognizing good lighting conditions is the primary differentiator.
(Alright gatekeeping elitist photographers, pick a different battle, your edge case is not a productive addition to this reality, thanks.)
- simondotau 5y agoWhen it comes to programming impressive software, choice of language is a greater factor than the computing platform which is a greater factor than the IDE. Language > Platform > IDE Using a good programming language is the primary differentiator. (Alright gatekeeping elitist programmers, pick a different battle, pointing out the value of skill, experience and technical knowledge is not a productive addition to this reality, thanks.)
- vmception 5y agoBut is your analogy accurate or capable of providing any amount of introspection?
- simondotau 5y agoWhat I offered was an (admittedly strained and tedious) analogy to demonstrate how utterly strange your post was. Your prior parenthetical was nothing more than poisoning the well against responses you presumably expected were coming. Not a valid path to constructive discourse.
- vmception 5y agoIt’s a bad habit fairly unique to enthusiasts photographers I think it’s fine to nip it in the bud, just lets them think twice about responding as they’re not usually disagreeing about the academics or state of technology, just getting into some vendor war
- simondotau 5y agoThe fact that you think photographers might have responded with “some vendor war” strongly suggests that your assumption about what photographers would take issue with in your post was seriously misguided.