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My trusty Samsung Note5 phone suddenly became less reliable recently. Since I have to be available at all times, I had to replace the phone. If you follow my feed, you will see that nearly half of the photos I post are from the Note5, since that was the only camera I had handy. My new phone is a Samsung Galaxy S8+, and the specs say it has a better camera. Here is a shot I took today... so far, so good.
A new phone comes with a new camera. Another test shot from my Samsung Galaxy S8+. (Tweaked in Lightroom)
This is the John Bell Chapel at Appleby College in Oakville, Ontario Canada.
There is a delightful trail around the western edge of Lake Ontario that makes for a great way to spend time walking, biking, or roller blading. It is paved and mostly flat, which is why I say it's delightful.
This is a shot from my phone camera when we were taking a bit of a water break in the shade. The shadows caught my attention.
At this time of year, the vibrant greens of the foliage starts to dull, so this new growth of fern fronds stood out in contrast.
The picnic gazebo at Coronation Park in Oakville, Ontario is quiet now, but still a good place for the hearty walker and photographer to get a good view of the lake.
Device: Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus
EXIF: samsung SM-G955F
Æ’/1.7
4.2 mm
1/1044
40
Flash (off, did not fire)
The interesting part was that the bicycle was not mine. It was someone else's. I took it and placed it wherever I liked and he had his eyes on me.
However, I and my friend Mezba use to roam around our town whenever we get any chance. In the afternoon, we went to housing project and made this photographic work.
This was an experiment with Google's fun new ability to see a menagerie of animals in 3D in your own space via Augmented Reality) On your phone, use Google to search for Pug, or Tiger, and you should have the option to view a life-sized 3D model.
This is the pug, who I placed in my living room. I was impressed at how Google adjusted the lighting on the little dog to account for the backlight from the window. I brought it into Luminar to edit to play with lighting and shadows a bit, and converted to monochrome.
How long before we can do wildlife photography from the comfort of our living room? But then, there would be no adventure.
It's usually bees and blossoms, but this hornet was right at home on this Queen Anne's Lace at Osprey Marsh in Mississauga.
As much as I'm not a fan of these bugs, the light was proving just right for the camera on my Samsung Galaxy S8Plus.
Some tonal and background dimming in Luminar3.1, and voila!
There are large piles of leaves on the road sides of Oakville this time of year. Rather than bagging them, the town comes around and picks them up with a big vacuum truck.
They have a wonderful texture, so I couldn't help sticking my phone camera into the pile and taking a couple of shots.
Sometimes, it just pays to have a camera handy.
Taken on the Bronte Pier in Oakville, Ontario and edited in Luminar3.1
My most used gear, currently.
Lenses:
Sony FE 70-300mm G 1:5.4-5.6
Sony FE 50mm 1:1.8
Sony FE 28mm 1:2.0 + Ultra Wide Converter (21mm 1:2.8)
Minolta Rokkor-x 200mm 1:2.8
Minolta Rokkor-x 50mm 1:1.4
Minolta MD 28-85mm 1:3.5-4.5
Cameras:
Sony a7II (Primary)
Sony a7 (Backup)
I have added an a7RII to my arsenal, so I will need to update this picture sometime.
Other:
Peak Design Slide neckstrap
Rangers travel tripod
Various ND filters and other equipment/supplies.
A shot of the creek where I paused on the way home yesterday. This is very typical for Muskoka, Ontario (2 hours drive North of Toronto).
Taken with my phone camera, and light tweaking in LU18.
The tulips in our garden were in full splendor this weekend. The symmetry of this bunch captured my attention.
Taken with my phone camera and edited in Luminar3.1. I actually reduced the colour saturation since the vibrant red was too much.
Another in the series of shots from my new phone. The camera was well reviewed and my experience is showing they were accurate.
I grew up in the land of rocks and lakes. I was up in Muskoka, Ontario yesterday and on the drive back, stopped at a picnic area to get some 'Vitamin N' (N is for Nature). I loved how the reflection in the pool of water somehow plays a trick with your mind... Am I standing on a ledge? Which end is up? Where did he get those funky sandals?
Taken with my phone's camera, and tonally tweaked in LU18 and LR.
Your garden can take on a whole new perspective if you put your camera down near the ground.
Taken on my phone camera and tweaked for tonality in Luminar2018.
Another test shot from the Samsung S8 Plus phone. (Note: Tweaked in Lightroom and Google's Nik Collection)
...instead of having a party at the highlight of the show... well judge yourself (and yes, I shortly took out my phone to document this...)
...anstelle den Höhepunkt des Konzerts zu feiern... na ja, macht euch euer eigenes Bild (und ja, ich habe auch kurz das Handy rausgeholt, um das zu dokumentieren)
Samsung Galaxy S8+
(BTW, great, though slightly short concert by the old boys, although if I think of the age...)
(Ãœbrigens ein tolles, wenn auch etwas kurzes Konzert der alten Jungs... wobei in dem Alter...)
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