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p.1 #3 · p.1 #3 · Stephanie in swimsuits (a7iii and iPhone 13 Pro) | |
RustyBug wrote:
I keep telling my family that they are better off using their I-Phone to take a pic, than asking me to take one with my gear, since they are mostly social media use.
As long as you don't pixel peep, you don't see all the artifact / banding patterns that exist throughout. Plenty of areas that look like a topographical map. So, something to be aware of depending on your use.
I'd like to have seen a bit of fill or other light in her eyes, they seem dark (backlit, I know).
Otherwise, yes, the I-Phone can be a legitimate tool.
Agreed. On my 24 inch 4.5k iMac monitor, I can definitely see the imperfections in the iPhone photos. However, very few people these days are looking at photos on large 4k desktop monitors. Most everyone uses smartphones, tablets and laptops. In fact, most clients I work with these days just have me upload their photos to Dropbox where they look at them and do everything they need with them from their smartphones. These photos look nearly identical on those smaller devices. In fact, I think I actually prefer the fake bokeh quality on the iPhone to the real bokeh quality on the Tamron 😃 I wouldn't use an iPhone for print work obviously, but sadly, those days seem long gone. Its been years since Ive had any print work.
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