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u/Calm-Budget-362 — 15 hours ago
r/mobilephotography
Cat photo with Vivo X300 Ultra
Shot with photography mode, daylight 200 filter !
u/J7044 — 15 hours ago
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X300 Pro sample photos with Neewer LS-79 teleconverter lens
These photos were taken with my X300 Pro using the Neewer LS-79 240mm teleconverter lens. The color setting was on Vivid mode. All pictures were unedited.
I think the LS-79 lens has very good optics and produces sharp images. It creates darker, higher-contrast photos with really nice natural bokeh, similar to a DSLR camera, which I really like.
The only downside is that vignetting is quite noticeable at 3.5x (85mm), but it disappears once you zoom to 4.5x.
u/AndyPhotolab — 1 day ago
Old Mill Site on the Aberjona
Nice spot with a bench along the mostly-developed 10 mile Tri-Community Greenway, north of Boston. Easily reachable by bike from the city in about an hour, or by commuter rail to Wedgemere. The Greenway itself is mostly a paved rail-trail, with some on-road segments, and many crossings. The Stoneham end of the trail is a few hundred feet higher elevation than the Winchester end; Stoneham to Winchester is the easier direction.
u/flanga — 1 day ago
Here’s a picture of this sun at maximum zoom at maximum zoom on the iPhone 17 Pro Max air I think for a phone it’s pretty cool
u/Mrbobiceman — 1 day ago
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These images were the same spider and taken using the same phone
First pic is the back cam, others are the microscope feature of my phone at 20×. (it could go to 40×)
My phone is OPPO A98 5G. I've always felt like my camera was subpar for its release date. My friends and I have been joking that my phone sacrifices it's camera quality for the microscope feature, could that be the case? Or does my phone just have a bad camera.
u/Revolutionary_Owl361 — 1 day ago
O que vocês mudariam nessa foto?
Foto tirada com Redmi Note 12 + Adobe Lightroom
u/Ashamed-Abalone292 — 2 days ago
Why isn’t this app more popular?
I’ve been testing out a few different camera apps over the last couple of months and most of them are on the “no processing” selling point which I get.
This app doesn’t seem to lean towards that selling point but for my usage that’s fine.
I do think the super powers it does enable, at the cost of processing time and possibly overheating, I think is a bigger selling point for me. Specifically the faux 10x zoom has been extremely useful while also producing photos that have a “better than stock camera” look that I prefer.
Apps like “no fusion” get a ton of reviews and it’s a great app for what it does but there are many that do similar things.
Why hasn’t this free, Adobe produced, “super” camera app more popular amongst people who review camera apps and or general photography?
u/Eyeseeyou01 — 2 days ago
Love my sony xperia 1 v camera
Here are some pics I'm a newbie trying to learn photography.
u/RTxMAFIA — 3 days ago