The Limits of Computational Photography

Re:The Limits of Computational Photography by softfalcon on Tuesday January 31, 2023 @03:13AM (#34592613)

I also love my big heavy Canon DSLR. Can’t quite describe why it gives me so much joy, but I keep it around me at all times. I just love taking photos.

The quality difference is also very obvious compared to my phone even though my camera is easily 8 years old.

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Re:The Limits of Computational Photography by rimliu on Tuesday January 31, 2023 @06:26AM (#34593824)

I liked my not that big Nikons. Then I realised that I do not take as much photos as I could because I cannot be bothered to take camera and quite heavy 70-200/2.8 and 24-70/2.8 with me. And then I sold all my Nikon gear and instead of getting my dram D850 got myself Olympus. So happy I did this. Turns out you don't need FF and M4/3 has a gazzilion of excellent, small, and light-weight lenses available.

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Re:The Limits of Computational Photography by matwood on Tuesday January 31, 2023 @07:16AM (#34594140)

Nikon is finally releasing some lightweight Z primes. The 28mm and 40mm are great and make my z5 a very portable FF solution.

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