hey guys so I was out here earlier taking photos with my DSLR and got some 2 2
cool shots of the scenery here i just want to talk a little bit i have my 3 3
iphone 6 here and this is kind of a scenario where there's enough light for 4 4
the iphone to probably take you know not a better photo but at least an equal 5 5
photo I mean it's you know again the size difference and I go in here and 6 6
frame up and really what it's pretty remarkable you know the highlights and 7 7
shadows they all handle themselves pretty well now the biggest difference 8 8
is going to be that this is not a raw image this is very close to what I'm 9 9
gonna get you know there's not a whole lot of tuning I can do after the fact 10 10
these filters and I can make it a little orange and do crazy contracts and all 11 11
that stuff but really you know the back of the DSLR is that I have that raw 12 12
image of a lot more information there but if you know lighting and if you 13 13
understand that this is enough light that the iphone can handle it and not 14 14
make it really noisy or be blurry arm then you're able to take some really 15 15
great photos with this camera I mean it's all about knowing the limitations 16 16
of it and knowing what scenarios will be good for it you know as long as you have 17 17
enough light as long as you're not you know really shaky hands on this can be 18 18
an amazing amazing camera and you know I think that while people put too much 19 19
great iphones they also don't give them enough credit you know it's not about 20 20
the post-work it's really about seeing what's on your phone 21 21
knowing that that's the image you're going to get and just trying to find the 22 22
best angle trying to do manual focus trying to those different tricks so hope 23 23
this was helpful and see in the next section