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2019-11-24
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I don't understand why you are hitting on the guy just cause he said his opinion. He didn't bash before getting the device, he didn't ask for a refund, he didn't even blame anyone.
Anyway, you saw the photo quality. If you like it and it's enough for you, go for it.
The rest can have their own opinion.
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2019-11-24
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I don't understand why you are hitting on the guy just cause he said his opinion. He didn't bash before getting the device, he didn't ask for a refund, he didn't even blame anyone.
Anyway, you saw the photo quality. If you like it and it's enough for you, go for it.
The rest can have their own opinion.
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2019-11-24
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If my comments were taken as an assault, I apologize!
That was never my intention. Especially because I can understand @Wasmachinemann-NL very good: If you would ask ME what is the better car, comparing an old air cooled Porsche 911 with a modern 911. I would without any hesitation choose the old air cooled one.
Just because this car has hart and soul. Driving it brings you a lot more adrenaline than driving a 2019 model. Because it's harder to drive, it's just you and the car. No electronic helpers.
BUT anyway, being objective: The faster and better sportscar is the new one. Even so I don't like it and I would at any time prefer the old
one.
Because he placed the blame on the device, when the blame was on everything else. Low-light produces terrible pictures, except if you have extremely high end cameras. Any phone camera just not have the sensor size to work great in low-light, and will produce bad grainy pictures in such a situation. I don't see how uneducated and wrong claims are any better than asking for a refund or any other things that have been decreed as "terrible" on here.
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2019-11-24
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2019-11-24
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https://i.postimg.cc/3dfV14rH/IMG-20191124-073517.jpg
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2019-11-24
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2019-11-24
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And I'm saying that in the same conditions the picture quality of those phones would probably be similar, namely bad. Sure there are probably good shots from those phones at night, but they'd be taken with different conditions like a more steady base or not extremely close to something, etc.
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2019-11-24
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Do please quit try making sharp pictures of a PCB. Or indeed any macro with any camera whatsoever.
Physics won't allow ...
The trick is using focus stacking.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Focus_stacking
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2019-11-24
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And I'm saying that in the same conditions the picture quality of those phones would probably be similar, namely bad. Sure there are probably good shots from those phones at night, but they'd be taken with different conditions like a more steady base or not extremely close to something, etc.
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Last edited by Kabouik; 2019-11-24 at 07:32.