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This is logical. With time and mass exposure to better pictures people perceive differences in quality better. I have a problem with this "pro" label from App
by nbzso 5y ago
This is logical.
With time and mass exposure to better pictures people perceive differences in quality better.
I have a problem with this "pro" label from Apple.
But the biggest problem is that technically educated people are failing into marketing traps and false statements as "cinematic mode".
I assume you don't expect people like me, who are shooting since film era, and perceive photography as a form of art, to follow along.
- yoz-y 5y agoThe Pro label is quite loaded. Afaiu the iPhone is really good for video where it can (and has been) used as a professional tool. Note also that photographers are not the only professionals who can be using a phone as their tool of trade. All that said, I’m really not expecting wedding and wildlife photographers to ditch their DSLRs any time soon.