How much do you have to spend on a camera to be able to take everyday pictures that stand out from a smartphone camera?
(3 votes)
Loading...
(3 votes)Loading...
(3 votes)Loading...Similar Posts
How can I draw the stairs?
Hey, I need to draw the stairs somehow so that you can see that they lead down. I just can't seem to get it right.👌😂🥲
Who would like to give constructive feedback on my village concept drawing?
Hello artistically interested part of the community, Today I created a concept drawing of the village of my current horror picture book project "The Raven Mother": It's already in the style that I'll be using for the picture book, so it could already look like this on one page of the book. I have simplified…
ADJUST IMAGE SIZE SHOPIFY?
Hello, With Shopify, I upload images and Shopify adjusts them itself. Is there a way I can upload an image and then resize it myself, or do I have to change the size before uploading and then check if it fits correctly? -I find it very inconvenient that I have to adjust the image before…
Can I draw well?
BySaske12
I think I can't draw well and I stopped with the second one because I failed with the hand
iPhone mute button broken?
ByTommahaw
Hello, The mute switch on my old iPhone 11 Pro isn't working properly. When I flip the switch, it immediately goes back to silent. I've already tried cleaning it, but it didn't help. I know you can fix this with AssistiveTouch, but does anyone know a way to get the switch working again?
Deepskystacker DSS – strange lines?
Hello, I tried DSS with stars and have strange "comets" in the image, quite many, so they can't be satellites (e.g. 30 images 1.6 sec), sometimes close to the star, sometimes isolated. The lines roughly correspond to the star's movement to the upper right, 1.6 sec, several images, 800, f/3.4, RAW, Panasonic FZ 150. Number…
If you don’t know about photography and editing, you can spend thousands of euros and your photos won’t be better than with a mobile phone.
The photographer makes the main part of a good photograph, as well as the main part of a good piano concerto of the piano players. So it doesn’t take you to buy a 20,000€ piano if you can’t play. You will play on the expensive piano just as bad as on a 50€ keyboard from the Aldi. And the same applies to an expensive camera.
The photos are even worse with a good camera in the stupidest case, because cameras on the photo only apply very discreet corrections. While a mobile phone works much automatically, for example colors are more saturated, sharply sharpened, skin textures softened and automatically equalizes to dark image parts.
Depends on your smartphone camera or what it cannot (e.g. optical zoom, optical image stabilizer, RAW, manual mode) and what kind of photos you want to do or what optics you want to achieve.
Example: I experiment a lot with depth of focus without distortion through wide angle lenses. This cannot be achieved with a smartphone camera in this form. For other motifs, I need a zoom lens. This is also not possible with my current smartphone camera.
I used to drag a heavy camera and two lenses around with me. 50mm and a zoom lens. It’s been too troublesome. Later, I moved to a premium compact camera by Panasonic, which has its strength in recordings with little light.
The advantage: If it has to go fast, e.g. for photos in the family and friends circle, I can also use the automatic program.
The most famous premium compact camera series is Sony RX 100. Such cameras cost from 700€.
The problem with these cameras is that they are very sensitive. You have to take care of everything. Especially with dust.
Also, it is not possible to replace the lenses and the connections (external microphone / flash device etc. are limited or not present). So you have to know exactly what kind of photos you want to take and what is important to you.
From camera systems with interchangeable lenses or cameras with which you have, for example, 30x optical zoom, I would guess – if you haven’t dealt so much with the subject of photography. These require more time of incorporation, more experience and more exercise.
You can spend as much as you want, without knowledge of photography and editing, it won’t be. In mobile phones, the image is automatically reworked by the phone so it looks good without effort, a camera doesn’t do that, which is why these photos can be disappointing for the first time. But the images of the camera provide much more space for their own processing.
90% of a good picture emerges HINTER the camera. And this proportion increases more with the cost of equipment…
You should first get your cell phone camera shot in pro mode? HDR understood and used? Images created and reprocessed in RAW format?
No? Then 5,000€ camera equipment will not help.
On the contrary: Without the AI support in the mobile phone (Beauty mode, motif recognition etc) you will be more disappointed by camera photos…
because you just called “behind” one of my favorite quotes https://fotoschule.fotocommunity.de/30-schoensten-zitate-zur-fotografie/
Also very nice:
– Sam Abell –
Top results with a mirror reflex.
If you don’t want to enlarge and hang up the photos, the mobile cameras are enough
Mirror reflex cameras are hardly produced yet and have been replaced by mirror cameras
There is already a more up-to-date 0815 system camera with kit lens.
Nothing, you can only achieve proper photos, because skills are more important than hardware.
used about 250€…e.g. the Cannon 100D
Do you notice a difference in LOW Light?
Yes, clearly
If you want something for your pocket, it’s a misinvestment. A device for kids who want to make a big pants.
from a pocket, nobody wrote anything here…
EUR 300 at least.
I would recommend you a compact camera like Ixus, small, uncomplicated and relatively cheap. Unfortunately, you don’t get any more – thanks to the world economy, Putin, traffic lights, … under € 350,- away.