I submitted this photo into a recent weekly photo thread. It was shot with my iPhone mini, which is a two lens camera, and was mounted on a tripod. I initiated a one second delay in Camera Pixels Lite so that the camera was stable. Both photos had minor retouching to try to remove the shadows on the backdrop, which I wouldn't get if I backlit the scene.
As a comparison, I tried almost the same shot with my old iPhone SE, which is a single camera. I took a focus bracket, and out of 10 shots, I only got two that were usable for the stack.
Both of these photos were shot with just the lighting from the layout. My next step is to shoot with the lighting that I purchased, but before I go there, I was curious about which of the two phones gave the best photos. Looking for feedback here. I'm not sure that the photos are coming out clear enough. I did not shoot these with the camera close to the aisle, I had to zoom so that I could set my tripod in the aisle outside of the layout. Do I need to shoot these types of photos closer to the model and not have to zoom in? Is the loss in clarity typical if I shoot at a high resolution, and then downsize the photo to fit here?
Feedback appreciated.
Regards,
Jerry
As a comparison, I tried almost the same shot with my old iPhone SE, which is a single camera. I took a focus bracket, and out of 10 shots, I only got two that were usable for the stack.
Both of these photos were shot with just the lighting from the layout. My next step is to shoot with the lighting that I purchased, but before I go there, I was curious about which of the two phones gave the best photos. Looking for feedback here. I'm not sure that the photos are coming out clear enough. I did not shoot these with the camera close to the aisle, I had to zoom so that I could set my tripod in the aisle outside of the layout. Do I need to shoot these types of photos closer to the model and not have to zoom in? Is the loss in clarity typical if I shoot at a high resolution, and then downsize the photo to fit here?
Feedback appreciated.
Regards,
Jerry
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