Roland Tanglao
21st century cameras are social and on the internet and awesome-ized by software and sensors
Computational photography has arrived
vas3k's: Computational Photography From Selfies to Black Holes is a great explainer
Computational photography has arrived. For an explainer, see vas3k's: Computational Photography From Selfies to Black Holes as predicted by yours truly in 2015 :-) in my post: Computational Photography is coming . Not that I'm a great prophet, in 2015 I was clearly right and in 2019 it's obvious I'm right what with the L16, . . .
Still here :-) Light L16 28-150mm zoom 16 cameraphone sensor camera is amazing
The Light L16 is amazing. Got it back in January 2018! Check out my L16 photos!
And the Light technology is starting to appear in bits and pieces in phones like the the Nokia 9 Pureview which is available for $US 699 on Amazon
Digital camera software by subscription is inevitable unless you are not connected to the internet
Operating system updates will break your digital camera software. Security vulnerabilities will be found that require updates too, etc, etc
I understand the whole tempest in a tea pot about Adobe forcing a subscription model for Photoshop and Lightroom (It's bad marketing IMHO for Adobe to have pretended that subscription was forever going to be "just an option") but unless you:
- don't connect your computer to another computer on the internet or . . .
Long Term iPhone 7 Plus review: still amazing and still makes single sensor cameraphones obsolete
Not motivated to use any other cameraphones
It's been 6 months since I got the iPhone 7 plus and its 2 sensor camera. Call me crazy camera obsessive, but I just can't get excited or motivated to use a single sensor cameraphone. The iPhone 7 plus's two camera sensors are that good. Sure the Google Pixel single sensor cameraphone is marginally better in bright light but there . . .
Ultimate 21st century cam duo: iPhone 7 plus and?
rx10iii? or?
It seems to me there's no point buying an RX100 now that the iPhone 7plus has a zoom. So I would humbly suggest that the ultimate combo is 7Plus + an RX10iii. To get all the focal lengths (28 to 600!) and to get water resistance. The RX10iii would be perfect if you could get GPS from the iPhone like the Olympus E-M1 can! Until then . . .
PREDICTION:By 31Dec2017 there will be an awesome iPad Pro RAW editor
check back in Dec 2017 to see if I am right
Repeat from 2016 but updated for 2017: You get what you pay for :-) But I think all you need is something like Lightroom Mobile but programmed from an iPad Pro point of view first (i.e. including stylus and keyboard and solving the external storage / SD import problem AND not needing desktop sync or any other legacy kludges)!!!!!!
Kirk gets it on automatic camera sync
"The workflow is simple. Shoot and upload low resolution jpegs. When one is approved, then the raw file is uploaded. Any camera that makes this simpler is ahead of the game."
Great comment from a great Kirk Tuck post.
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