Well here is a picture from my phone.
I liked the early morning sun coming though my blinds so I thought it would be cool to have my ds in that light.
That looks like a good wallpaper.
Two of the photos are taken from my old LG G3 [top and bottom]. The pictures themselves won’t win any DxO rankings but they turned out okay. The problem with the G3 camera is that it had so many camera features but they were over hyped at launch.
- The OIS seems to be working only on video and it had a notorious jello effect.
- The laser autofocus seems to just have been a gimmick.
- Colors would either come out muted or overexposed depending on the ambient light, sharpness is an issue to this as it would often appear too noisy on artificial lighting.
- HDR can be too aggressive sometimes
Nonetheless I liked how the top photo turned out. There’s no halo around the sun (looking at you iPhone). And the HDR brought shadows in the buildings. How I wish that the highlights on the trees are more exposed. Then of course the other hardware and software issues of the phone like it gets too hot because the SD 801 struggles to power a 1440p IPS LCD display, muted color gamut, battery drain, and boot loop.
Middle photo was taken from my old Galaxy Note 2 which was the international version (GT-N7100) that only got HSPA+ but got wireless charging. It uses the same camera as the Galaxy S3 from 2012 which was okay at the time. I have taken this photo on May of 2013 at around 5 am for an early run with their “night mode” turned on. The disadvantage of early night mode efforts was that you have to hold your phone incredibly still for that longer exposure, but since the sensor size are small, they still turned out bad compared to phones nowadays with 1.4μ pixels plus machine learning algorithms.
Top and bottom photos were taken back in 2015 when I lived in a mountainous city. If traffic wasn’t atrocious and the pay wasn’t bad, I would’ve lived there as I liked the climate alot.
Love that last shot! Makes me wanna go there.
Bump maps!.. or something like that.
Took this today near sunset, well after the area decided to rain its ass off for no real reason.
How dare you suggest that anything could be more interesting than cat pictures
Took a trip up to Tonto Natural Bridge, here in Arizona. It’s the largest limestone natural bridge in the state, at 180 feet tall, 200 feet wide, and 400 feet long.
Unfortunately, none of the photos of the whole thing turned out, but here’s a photo of the limestone seep right up at the top, which I took lying on the ground from below. (I can’t explain why I love this photo so much, other than seeing Avatar (Not ATLA) at too young an age.)
In case you want to see the whole thing, the park service site has some excellent photos of it as well. Tonto Natural Bridge State Park | Arizona
Definitely recommend you visit if you’re ever in the area: It’s one of the most beautiful things I’ve seen in Arizona (not quite the Grand Canyon :P), and it’s only an hour and a half from Phoenix proper.
I. LOVE. THIS.
Well done!
Thanks!
Now actively resisting the urge to invest in camera gear…
Gddreily is selling a rebal sl3 for about 500 with lens.
Crap it was sold.
