ChrisKramer1

I would say it is a very limiting one. Image quality is excellent but the fixed lens is - yes, dismal. The one inch sensor cams offer a far more liberating experience. I use a Canon G3x and...

Technical quality matters a great deal in smartphone photography precisely because of its extremely limited possibilities. The dream of any photographer is to have a smartphone of dslr quality and...

I'm trying to work out what sort of person would submit such a photo to a competition. And the sort of people who would judge it the winning entry. "Ghouls" seems about right.

I have tried them all - xe2, xt10, xt1 over a two year period and could not live with the ergonomics. Now I have three gariz half-cases and a hand-grip left over. (I personally find Canon the best...

I have totally lost patience with this company. They make cameras that are impossible to hold properly. Very frustrating, especially considering the xtrans sensor's infrared capability...

Give it up, the battle has been lost. I'm selling my iphone this week.

It's a phone. With a miniscule sensor. Would you ever see a photography student at university using an Iphone to complete their assignments?

Oh come on! It's a phone, with a teensy weensy sensor that you would need a magnifying glass to see. How on earth can anyone consider selling a full frame for this?! How could this phone take the...

I think it's worth purposely "blinding" yourself to the unsavoury aspects of Apple just to use amazing apps like icolorama, mextures, artstudio and lensflares etc. But I have to say, after using...

Why? Apple have the best apps. Game over.

Eurowings flight to London Heathrow, flying excitedly close to the capital!

Photo of container ship at Bremerhaven, Circular, ArtStudio, Lenslight, Mextures

Taken from a plane on the way to Azerbaijan. Only edited in LR. Not much dynamic range, but processing the jpeg with icolorama on IOS (enhance + LUT + vibrance + exposure) can produce suprisingly...