bober1976 , Nobody says that a smartphone can compete with a camera. Although .. maybe, of course. Under certain conditions. And only if it is a smartphone from the flagship line of camera phones, and not a budget option.
I am writing about something completely different here.
The point is that if the photo is beautiful, then it is beautiful. No need to compare it with photographs taken on a DSLR. If the blurring turned out to be harmonious and high-quality, then you just need to enjoy it, and not to breed the demagogy that it would look even better on the DSLR: rofl:
The power of DSLRs is 60% in their lenses. Maybe more / less.
With the lenses of smartphones .. absolutely "no way."
And in this thread there was an attempt to pump a smartphone camera using optics from cameras. Isn't that interesting? Overhead lenses for smartphones are currently being sold, which do little to increase the quality of the photo.
And the experiment in this topic, in my opinion, was a success. Because the photos that are fixed in the header, they look very decent.
Post has been editedIn_Extremo - 24.02.19, 10:02