Sindreste: Why do you think Fuji is using a LCD-viewfinder instead of a OLED? Is it because it costs less, or is the LCD better in any way?
I believe it have be because this devices are designed to last longer as a pro camera, like the body is. So it makes sense to use LCD that last longer. OLED is brighter at the beginning but looses the quality over time. I believe OLED is best for mobile devices as you are expected to change it in 2-4 years, but on a pro level camera LCDs last longer. Also on a camera like this the consistency is important. if you are used to capture the same image you see in your viewfinder and be satisfied, you shouldn't have to change your expectations.
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Posted on Jan 22, 2013 at 11:52:35 UTC
Sorry for judging quickly. Just wasn't trilled to see this challenge being associated with anything but art. Lets hope beautiful photographs get uploaded here :)
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Posted on Jan 22, 2013 at 06:13:49 UTC
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@jezkasdad If you only hear about a city in your news channels, it doesn't mean that everything happening in that city is what your news channel shows you. It means your understanding of the city is limited to information and sometimes opinions aired by that agency. I hope photos uploaded to this challenge help you get another perspective of the city. btw this challenge was introduced by a photographer in Argentina whom among other challenges have started challenges from different cities like Paris as well. @fotografiasol
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Posted on Jan 21, 2013 at 08:45:05 UTC
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stunning
Nice capture :)
nice :)
cute
interesting technique and awesome result :)
DMGoldie: Can we use lens attachments like the Olloclip?
but that's basically just a lens not a post processing... I was all about taking this closeup with my clip on micro lens!
good capture. thanks for sharing
Nice composition, and a smart use of HDR I believe :)
Is this really in Tehran? I know there is a festival going on, and they got camels in the city, but even the background doesn't look like Valiasr!
wow! nice :)
Sindreste: Why do you think Fuji is using a LCD-viewfinder instead of a OLED? Is it because it costs less, or is the LCD better in any way?
I believe it have be because this devices are designed to last longer as a pro camera, like the body is. So it makes sense to use LCD that last longer. OLED is brighter at the beginning but looses the quality over time. I believe OLED is best for mobile devices as you are expected to change it in 2-4 years, but on a pro level camera LCDs last longer.
Also on a camera like this the consistency is important. if you are used to capture the same image you see in your viewfinder and be satisfied, you shouldn't have to change your expectations.
Sorry for judging quickly. Just wasn't trilled to see this challenge being associated with anything but art.
Lets hope beautiful photographs get uploaded here :)
@jezkasdad If you only hear about a city in your news channels, it doesn't mean that everything happening in that city is what your news channel shows you. It means your understanding of the city is limited to information and sometimes opinions aired by that agency.
I hope photos uploaded to this challenge help you get another perspective of the city.
btw this challenge was introduced by a photographer in Argentina whom among other challenges have started challenges from different cities like Paris as well. @fotografiasol
The shadow looks like a shopping bag.... As if that's what men see is behind any shoe ;)
When I look at it, I feel I'm there. Then I look around and realize I'm not. Bummer!
As @Stefano M mentioned, the perfect picture for this challenge!