cell phone

[L.7 1,452]

Iphone 6, Samsung Galaxy Note 4 & Grand.

Edited May 25, 2015 by N-A-H

[r_SERI0US0 128]

Samsung Galaxy s6 and iPhone 4s OK

[SaadKhan7 961]

I got 2 mobiles because I wanted to try out both android and iOS, IPhone 5s and Moto G

[splitterpoint 10,986]

Know exactly what you mean :-)

I find it very convenient to take out my Nokia lumia 1020 * 41 mp camera rather than my Nikon D810 which is used for my main

shoots & events & exhibition work but I have been known to use my cam phone for this as well.

 

RE the sandpaper quality

who says every image has to be pin sharp

myself the high iso grain can actually look very effective if your wishing to creative a certain type of image

drives me nuts when people say "Every image has to be pin sharp every time" :-D

 

My personal opinion is that if your experience as a photographer/artist then you can take a great creative shot no matter

which camera you have be it a high end DSLR or a simple 10 mp compact or a camera phone :-)

BTW I like the guitar image you posted

nice 1.

Didn't saw your comment until now.  :lol:

Nothing beats the Lumia currently in photo quality; zooming with that thing is epic for a phone. 

 

I personally hate ISO noise,- it's worse with the older DSLR's.

My camera holds up well against noise, but image quality will break down after 6400.

Your newer fullframe on the other hand shouldn't have any problems with it.  :o

 

You're right about the creativity part ofcourse, nothing beats experience. But in certain situations, you just want the best possible performance. I'm macro photographer, so there's demand in the details and especially the shutter time. (which points at decent high-ISO quality) And I hate flash light, lol.

 

Having a Fullframe will give you better color reproduction than crop sensor cameras.

This is why I'm jealous of your newer D810.  :lol:

'Unfortunately', I've a great set of DX lenses; with quite a few oldies that aren't being sold anymore.

I only have one FX lens, my trusty 105 mm macro.

 

Thank you! It's a Fender Precision bass. It sounds lovely. 

Edited May 26, 2015 by splitterpoint

[vanshajwore 324]

Mmx canvas gold

[Girlytank 22]

I got iPhone 5c

[unholycloak5 1,814]

Samsung Galaxy Note 4.

[lordmostafa 3,821]

You and me bro^!

[MiR4cUl0uS 815]

I have 2 phone I phone 6  and HTC m9 :D

Edited May 27, 2015 by MiR4cUl0uS

[unholycloak5 1,814]

You and me bro^!

I love its performance - especially its display resolution. ^_^

[r_davinson46463a0 147]

have one,an LG it sucks :/ i never use it

[TankDestroyer890 135]

Nokia 6303i classic.

Lololol that is what my grama uses... No joke

[shadewarttt 3,350]

Lololol that is what my grama uses... No joke

...And? 

[fdioppdo 0]

Samsung Galaxy s4, with Cyanogenmod 11

[falcosenna1 8,320]

Sony Xperia z1 

[Rad-Powered 1,694]

Samsung C3590.

 

 

 

 

Because clamshell phones are still so in.

Edited May 27, 2015 by Rad-Powered

[Demonicvirus 13]

Sony Xperia _SP

[lordmostafa 3,821]

I love its performance - especially its display resolution. ^_^

It's pretty quick too, and battery lasts forever <3

[r_SERI0US0 128]

 

Nokia 6303i classic.

 

 

Lololol that is what my grama uses... No joke

lololol ++ HHHHHH

[UnknownLogin 13]

Nokia Brick

 

[vanshajwore 324]

^yep such phone's batteries lasts forever compared to current smartphones

(my grandfather uses that phone :P)

Edited May 29, 2015 by vanshajwore

[splitterpoint 10,986]

Hey Iphone users, 

 

There's a fisheye lens for your phone aswell as a macro lens.

You can get very decent photos out of both actually, and they cost around 55 dollars. 

 

The lens attaches to your phone by a magnet, I've seen these on Iphone 5 and 6's

But I've no idea if they work for older models aswell.

 

The lens is 100% manual, no digital stuff inside.

It won't communicate with your phone at all, but that shouldn't be a problem.

Autofocus is still pretty accurate on both lenses.  

Edited May 29, 2015 by splitterpoint

[The.Little-Prince 1,669]

I bought Samsung tab S too :D

[RampagingVenom 554]

Hey Iphone users, 

 

There's a fisheye lens for your phone aswell as a macro lens.

You can get very decent photos out of both actually, and they cost around 55 dollars. 

 

The lens attaches to your phone by a magnet, I've seen these on Iphone 5 and 6's

But I've no idea if they work for older models aswell.

 

The lens is 100% manual, no digital stuff inside.

It won't communicate with your phone at all, but that shouldn't be a problem.

Autofocus is still pretty accurate on both lenses.

 

Adding to that

In ebay they are listed for £10 up to £20

& yes they do give very good shots

as for older models you can buy clip on lenses

I have used them for my Nokia lumia 1020

[craeee 43]

I use a Nexus 5. Not very happy with lollipop though.

same phone, lollipop is okay, tho kit kat was beast.