Cell Phone Picture/Video Thread

[kolio]

A bit of a dump because I'm just now taking the time to post in this thread. Some are from my old phone (Galaxy S7) and some are from my newish phone (Galaxy S10+).

Spoiler: Photo Dump

 

[AbsoluteBarstool]

Been foggy around my house earlier, so I got some beams at one point

 

[photonrider]

A bit of a dump because I'm just now taking the time to post in this thread. Some are from my old phone (Galaxy S7) and some are from my newish phone (Galaxy S10+).

Hi stranger! Did you use any sort of filter or editing - or is the butterfly 'as is'?

 

[kolio]

Hi stranger! Did you use any sort of filter or editing - or is the butterfly 'as is'?

Who are you?

No editing at all.

At first I was a little frightened by the critters, but grew confidence quickly. I spent about 15 minutes in a butterfly palace so it was called and it literally took my breath away. Was an amazing, beautiful experience.

 

[photonrider]

Who are you?

The ghost of Christmas past?

No editing at all.

At first I was a little frightened by the critters, but grew confidence quickly. I spent about 15 minutes in a butterfly palace so it was called and it literally took my breath away. Was an amazing, beautiful experience.

I asked because I'm intrigued with what one might term 'schizochromia' (the visual version of schizophonia.) Natural colour, once captured by a camera becomes immediately something else to perception - and when we factor in the inbuilt filters, AI corrections, and editing possibilities then pictures become more or less 'art' and not representations of reality (or at the very least fairly close in photonic duplication - to the eye.)
That butterfly was truly an amazing creature - and it was a great shot. 👍

Your fear of fluttering creatures is widespread (can we say 'normal' ) - many fluttering creatures are dangerous to humans - it's instinctive to bat them away. Once your comfort zone kicked in with these creatures being harmless you could see how beautiful - in fact, stunning - Nature was. And got some good shots.

Thanks for letting me know - it puts a fresh perspective on the pics.

And by the way - I bought a Kala. But we'll discuss that in the appropriate thread.

 

[kolio]

 

[GTvsForza]

IS THAT A...

 

[MIE1992]

 

[ProjectWHaT]

From last month

 

[AbsoluteBarstool]

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Probably the first landscape I've seen that's benefitted from being photographed in portrait. Cosy.

 

[MIE1992]

I’m especially a fan of the lighting in this photo I took in Manhattan, of a Mercedes-Benz AMG GT R.

 

[GTracer38]

Here are three pics I've taken over the past couple of years that I liked:

Skyline last Saturday on an evening walk.

A late afternoon/early evening at home during the bushfires a couple of years ago.

A rock pool near Inverloch, VIC.

 

[ProjectWHaT]

Pixel 6 takes some great photos

 

[Sprite]

I haven’t offered anything photography wise for a very long time. Out walking the doggo the other night, very cold and mist/fog starting to roll in. Not a soul in sight and zip cars on the road.

Two versions one full frame and the other cropped. I couldn’t decide on which.

 

[AbsoluteBarstool]

Looking through a panoramic roof during a cold night can be fairly charming sometimes

 

[Minty]

Honestly a little bit stunned at how good the night mode is on the P6 Pro.

 

[Scaff]

S22 Ultra - Shot in Pro mode and edited from the RAW files.

 

[ProjectWHaT]

Various shots from this year all shot on the Google Pixel 6. I cannot stress how much I recommend this phone if you're into photography

And a few edited using Lightroom

 

[Scaff]

Samsung S22 Pro, edited RAW image