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So, it seems physics has imposed a correlation between lens size and pixel quality. Makes sense. I have seen snap-on lens attachments for smartphones. Can anyo
by corysama 12y ago
So, it seems physics has imposed a correlation between lens size and pixel quality. Makes sense. I have seen snap-on lens attachments for smartphones. Can anyone attest that those do or do not significantly improve the issues that bsenftner described?
- tlack 12y agoI haven't seen a great data-driven review of the different smartphone cameras and accessory lenses, but there have been some attempts. Seems like the Schneider and ALPA are best (but pricey), with Olloclip coming in as a decent cheap choice. But to my eyes, reviews like this show the many depressing weaknesses of smart phone cameras: http://www.photigy.com/selecting-the-right-lens-for-iphone5-test-review-1/ http://www.photigy.com/selecting-the-right-lens-for-iphone5-...