Mobi366 JillyG’s Project 366 - 2020

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Saturday 21st

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Back to the farm near Stilton today to give Geoff the farmer a framed photo of Deidre, his cat who died this year. The farm is just as muddy and decrepit as it’s always been.
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JillyG said:
326/365
Saturday 21st

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Back to the farm near Stilton today to give Geoff the farmer a framed photo of Deidre, his cat who died this year. The farm is just as muddy and decrepit as it’s always been.
Hipsta
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Looks just like the farms around here - muddy and decrepit was a good description :D And the yellow poisonous sky adds to the decrepit
 
JillyG said:
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Sunday 15th

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My last walk with Poppy. Her owners will be out of self-isolation tomorrow. I know this looks like the same photo as one above, but she does this a lot!

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And a shadow selfie with some of the lovely stone houses of Woodnewton. They have huuuuuuge gardens that go down to the river (which runs by the bushes and the fence).
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Looks like you had some gorgeous weather. Our day today looked much like this.
 
Darn, I hate asking this question. Do you think the difference between the 11 and 12 is significant? Your images certainly look incredibly sharp. I don’t want to upgrade to the Max though so don’t think your answer will make much difference. If I had been able to get the same improvements on the 12 Pro I would do a trade in.
 
ImageArt said:
Darn, I hate asking this question. Do you think the difference between the 11 and 12 is significant? Your images certainly look incredibly sharp. I don’t want to upgrade to the Max though so don’t think your answer will make much difference. If I had been able to get the same improvements on the 12 Pro I would do a trade in.
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I know you’re not asking me ;) but I answer anyway. The photos really get supersharp. I had an iPhone 11 “basic“. The difference is very significant. In fact, I’m still not used to the sharpness so I sometimes think the photos get too sharp:rolleyes:
 
ubbyisis said:
I know you’re not asking me ;) but I answer anyway. The photos really get supersharp. I had an iPhone 11 “basic“. The difference is very significant. In fact, I’m still not used to the sharpness so I sometimes think the photos get too sharp:rolleyes:
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I think that is typical of all new phones. Trying to convince unsuspecting people that the camera is even better when in fact it is probably just the algorithms. I think more and more that I should take the effort to process my own raw photos. The best images I have seen from mobile devices are from the people who do that. I won’t always do it but when I think I have a particularly special scene or if I go out specifically to do photography.
 
ImageArt said:
I think that is typical of all new phones. Trying to convince unsuspecting people that the camera is even better when in fact it is probably just the algorithms. I think more and more that I should take the effort to process my own raw photos. The best images I have seen from mobile devices are from the people who do that. I won’t always do it but when I think I have a particularly special scene or if I go out specifically to do photography.
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In fact, I have started to try RAW capture and processing the last few weeks. But not much. Just testing for fun
 
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