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Predictably DSLR's image has much narrower depth of field, essentially producing non-interchangeable photos. For comparison to be interesting he had to set diap
by vl 14y ago
Predictably DSLR's image has much narrower depth of field, essentially producing non-interchangeable photos. For comparison to be interesting he had to set diaphragm to the same value as iPhone.
But iPhone's camera is impressive nonetheless. I haven't seen 5, but even 4S has very impressive (i.e. "smart") metering system, it just guesses correctly on so many occasions, and sometimes I wish that 5D Mark 3 would have something similar.
And this new panorama feature in iOS 6 works on 4S as well, and, while simplistic, is very nice.
- dpark 14y agoSetting the aperture on a DSLR to match the aperture of the iPhone won't make the depths of field equal. In fact, the iPhone was at f/2.4, while the DSLR was at f/2.8, which would give the iPhone the shallower depth of field if aperture were the only factor. (The biggest other factor here is sensor size.)