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Oh boy. Anybody who even knows what "equiv" denotes will also know that it does not even need to be stated.
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And as for cropping, you're already at a disadvantage on the telephoto lens due to the combination of the smaller sensor and smaller aperture. Cropping is not recommended. My experience with the...
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Yes, 85-125mm would not normally be a very impressive range, but it's a whole different ball game when the "camera" in question already has a couple wider primes built in that are only a tap away....
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@milek: My Pixel 6 Pro's telephoto is 104mm equiv. I enjoy shooting with it a lot, but framing is sometimes difficult since it can be either too long or too short. Being able to pick anything...
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Not a very good point though, since there are a couple wider lenses included. 85-125mm gives you some flexibility for framing when shooting portrait/telephoto.
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"Russian Ark" was filmed with the Sony Sony HDW-F900. It's a 3-sensor camera with separate 2/3" CCD sensors for red, blue, and green. It's the same camera George Lucas used to shoot Star Wars...
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"Russian Ark" from 2002 is a good example of a movie that was pushing the boundaries of technology at the time, but is now "stuck" in HD. It was shot as a single 96 minute take involving more than...
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I also feel like the dog looks slightly more morose in the reconstructed picture...
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Apparently the only way to get call-recording on my Pixel 6 Pro is to root it and then install some 3rd-party call-recorder app. I'm just wondering if anybody has ever rooted their Pixel 6, and ...
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I'm having trouble seeing the banding. I've been shooting digital cameras since the early days, and my first DSLR was an Olympus E-420 in 2008, so I've seen more than my fair share of banding from ...
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Even if there were a small advantage to dual IS, I would still prefer an unstabilized lens. Adding OIS to a lens means more parts that can fail, a more complex optical formula, more weight/size,...
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I've never heard of Nokia "Pureview", but as a general rule I usually find that phone camera photos look much better down-sized. I've long felt that most phones are too ambitious in their ...
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You may have a point. In the past, low-light performance really referred to how well a camera sensor performed at high-ISO. Photographers will often have to shoot at high-ISO even when light is not ...
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Well, I can't say I have a whole lot of instances where I need to take a great picture in conditions where it's hard even to see. At that point we're starting to get a little ridiculous.
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Not sure if I agree. The first picture was shot at f2 and 1/3 sec at ISO 664 and could still be considered under-exposed. Seems like it must be pretty dim to me. For me the bigger issue is that the ...
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Sure, I use wired over wireless whenever I can. But why not both is my point.
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This is such a good idea that I would have thought it was an April Fool's joke if it was posted a couple weeks earlier. Seems like it would be much more useful though if it could also connect...
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Sure. You can find the RAW's, the JPG's from RAW, and the SOOC JPG's here, along some of the RAW files from earlier in the thread: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1sPJHftsxGCUVXqO8H_zUEpLDdC ...
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Lol, I guess you must feel better now after returning to get your little dig in?
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"Sometimes they multiply by four because there’s a fourth, white, sub-pixel to boost brightness" Yeah, that's right, I forgot about that. Shenanigans, lol. But it does become difficult to figure...
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