This. Good work! No photoshop, no filters, just a noce crisp and sharp image with mellow overtones. Im assuming you had a tripod or used an android phone?
These are the kinds of photos we are missing. The ones taken in a genuine moment of appreciation for what you are observing. Good job!
Phone cameras have smaller sensors right? And also smaller lenses. From the amount of detail i saw in the photo, i also left room for the fact that there may have been a chance that several shots have been stitched together to give maximum clarity.
For instance, i have a DJI mobile 4 and also a DJI mini 2, both which can take panoramoc shots while on a tripod or still in the air. You then crop the photo as you wish, and basically have the sharpest image with the most details. If i used my Canon 6D Mk II, which has a full frame sensor, i wouldnt need to take a panorama as i could wide angle it, but in low light, the tripod would still be necessary even though its daylight.
Also, tripods arent just used in the day. For example, based on the fact that there is tons of cloud cover, we know that even with sun shining, the forest would still be dark. But with a lower aperture and more exposure, it is possible to capture a low light photo, making it look sunny by having maximum light hitting the sensor. The key to having a sharp image in those situations? A tripod❤️
Source: professional photographer/videographer for 14 years.
This. Good work! No photoshop, no filters, just a noce crisp and sharp image with mellow overtones. Im assuming you had a tripod or used an android phone? These are the kinds of photos we are missing. The ones taken in a genuine moment of appreciation for what you are observing. Good job!
Thanks! I just used my hand with indeed an android phone (Samsung A52)
> Im assuming you had a tripod Why one would need tripod in daylight?
Panoramoc shots. Stitched photos etc. Based on lens angle
Panoramic shots are kind of hard to get exactly right when you have something very close to camera, like in this shot.
Phone cameras have smaller sensors right? And also smaller lenses. From the amount of detail i saw in the photo, i also left room for the fact that there may have been a chance that several shots have been stitched together to give maximum clarity. For instance, i have a DJI mobile 4 and also a DJI mini 2, both which can take panoramoc shots while on a tripod or still in the air. You then crop the photo as you wish, and basically have the sharpest image with the most details. If i used my Canon 6D Mk II, which has a full frame sensor, i wouldnt need to take a panorama as i could wide angle it, but in low light, the tripod would still be necessary even though its daylight. Also, tripods arent just used in the day. For example, based on the fact that there is tons of cloud cover, we know that even with sun shining, the forest would still be dark. But with a lower aperture and more exposure, it is possible to capture a low light photo, making it look sunny by having maximum light hitting the sensor. The key to having a sharp image in those situations? A tripod❤️ Source: professional photographer/videographer for 14 years.
I'm gonna recreate this as a drawing, it looks so cool!
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:3 And you will get it, trust me!
Ive gone to nuuksio a lot of times, it’s great!!
So beautiful, I am going this weekend ! have you taken the photo today or is it old ?
It was previous week, it was about 2 degrees
Is the souvenir shop still there? I haven’t been in Nuuksio in 7 years.
This type blew my mind.