Since system administrators are also human, we’re sometimes drawn to beauty. :) No, I’m not talking about the gadget itself, but about the impressions you can preserve in your photo archive, thanks to a wonderful camera that fits in your pocket. I won’t compare this camera to others, because I simply don’t have another good one at hand. I just want to show you a few photos taken with my crooked, by professional standards, hands. I’d like to point out right away that this post is not an advertisement for Samsung products. I’m simply using what I bought with my own money. :-) Of course, I found low-light photography the most interesting for photo tests, so I waited until evening and went shooting! (All photos are posted in their original format.)
Relatively normal lighting
It’s a little blurry here, but still not that bad
It just happened that way :)
Nothing is blurred, the letters are clearly visible
7 pm. The moon is behind a cloud. It’s already quite foggy, but the camera still captured the view.
[caption id="attachment_259" align="alignnone" width="150"] The tower looks epic
Quite good, considering I didn’t even increase the shutter speed. And that’s possible in PRO mode, by the way. And now, some photos in normal lighting.
In good lighting it looks like this
A photo in motion without blurred objects
Photo with bright backlight
I took this photo from the car window while it was moving.
And of course, macro photography. Incidentally, I recently ordered a ridiculously cheap set of lenses from Aliexpress. I’ll review it as soon as it arrives. For now, I’ll just use my regular macro lenses.
I absolutely love the result. The camera takes far better photos than any previous Samsung model. P.S. Of course, photos taken with a mobile phone will (always?) be inferior to those taken with DSLRs, which have room for massive lenses and a huge sensor. But personally, I’ll never buy such a camera because it’s impossible to fit in my pocket. This camera won’t be with me when I see a good subject. Which means it’s completely useless to me…