Little Tipsoo Lake

[murali]

Shot with my iPhone. Processed in Silver Efx. As I rarely print my images, I am seriously considering my phone for most of my wide-angle landscape images.

 

[murali]

just realized that the B&W conversion created halo around the subalpine fir trees. will reprocess the image later today.

 

[AlanLichty]

This is a nice view of Mt. Rainier - I look forward to seeing your edit as the halos are fairly notable.

 

[JimFox]

Very cool Murali. That's a fun lake to photograph at.

use my iPhone a lot but I still usually take the same photo with my camera.

What I have found though is that even if you shoot in raw on the iPhone it seems to fall apart quicker if you push it too much in processing compared to a regular camera. Maybe because it has such small pixels?

But again I do like the capabilities of the iPhone camera, and I have switched to where I do all of my video work with my iPhone on a DJI gimbal and not my regular cameras.

 

[murali]

Very cool Murali. That's a fun lake to photograph at.

use my iPhone a lot but I still usually take the same photo with my camera.

What I have found though is that even if you shoot in raw on the iPhone it seems to fall apart quicker if you push it too much in processing compared to a regular camera. Maybe because it has such small pixels?

But again I do like the capabilities of the iPhone camera, and I have switched to where I do all of my video work with my iPhone on a DJI gimbal and not my regular cameras.

I agree @JimFox . I first shoot with iphone and if the image looks good, I shoot with my DSLR. The big advantage I find with the iphone is DoF. When it is windy, focus stacking on my DSLR is not effective to get a decent DoF.

 

[JimFox]

I agree @JimFox . I first shoot with iphone and if the image looks good, I shoot with my DSLR. The big advantage I find with the iphone is DoF. When it is windy, focus stacking on my DSLR is not effective to get a decent DoF.

Yep, I agree. The DoF on a phone is a great feature.