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Shot on iphone13
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Shot on iphone13

Shot this on the most expensive domestic flight i have taken till now , what do you guys feel was it worth it ?

u/Lalit_danceethon — 10 hours ago
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Should I get a camera?

Do you think I have an eye for photography or something? Because I really love talking photos and I want to pursue it seriously, and if yes what basic cam should I get?

u/EffectiveArachnid546 — 1 day ago
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Good Lightroom alternatives??

I need good lightroom alternatives. I have been using relens , picsart and snapseed but, they don't offer much control over the photo like making in lightroom does.

u/smokein69 — 1 day ago
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Nature shot on iphone 15

I love to click nature btw this was in our field. I am not a pro i just admire with my camera lens whenever i feel something is beautiful. Shot on iphone 15

u/Huge_Spring_455 — 2 days ago
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Shots from Juhu- Mumbai (Galaxy S25+)

some shots i took yesterday while visiting iskcon and juhu beach. the low aqi got me appreciating the skyline even more. love the city :)

shot on s25+

edited in snapseed

u/Lord-Insane — 2 days ago
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Confused between Canon R50 and Sony a6400 for hobby

Hi,
I am looking to buy my first camera just for weekend hobby. I won’t be using it professionally just for hobby. I am looking to buy a brand new camera with a decent kit lens to get started. Budget : 65-75k with kit lens.
Here is the confusion.

Sony a6400
Pros :

  1. Great lens selection
  2. Weather sealed body
  3. Metal body

Cons :

  1. Older model
  2. Inferior Autofocus
  3. Inferior Sensor

Canon R50
Pros :

  1. Newer model
  2. Better Sensor
  3. Better Autofocus

Cons :

  1. Limited lens selection
  2. Plastic body.

From what I’ve researched, the Sony seems stronger as a long term system because of lens availability, while the Canon feels more modern and beginner friendly out of the box. For someone mainly shooting for fun and wanting a camera that can grow with them over the next few years, which would you pick and why?

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u/Wide-Recognition-607 — 3 days ago
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Need an advice!(Shot on iPhone 11,17)

I’ve been getting into photography lately (just on my phone), and I genuinely can’t tell if I’m doing something right… or if I’m just lucky with good lighting, scenery, and a decent camera.
I feel it’s the second one but the first photo I’m attaching is way too good compared to what I usually take, which makes me question if it’s actually skill or just the moment.
I’ll also attach around 15–20 of my best shots for context.
Also,I’m not great at taking pictures of people yet I feel way more confident shooting nature.
Would really appreciate honest feedback from people who know photography:

Do these show any actual skill/composition sense?
Or is it mostly the subject + phone camera carrying me?
What should I focus on improving next?
I do know I’ve got a long way to go ,just trying to understand where I stand right now.

Edit: Just realized the quality and landscape photographs got uploaded way worse then I expected

u/Sad-Contribution-879 — 4 days ago