best camera lens for iphone 5 image
Noslen San
I want to take pictures that you need to manipulate the camera's focus for the effect to make the picture better. I want to know if there is a method or an app that can do this.
Answer
If you were using a real camera, the answer would be to use the manual focusing ring on the lens and adjust the lens aperture to control the depth of filed.
Since your camera has none of these features, you are going to have to find an app that will artificially do this for you
If you were using a real camera, the answer would be to use the manual focusing ring on the lens and adjust the lens aperture to control the depth of filed.
Since your camera has none of these features, you are going to have to find an app that will artificially do this for you
Why is my iphone 4 taking pictures better than a Panasonic lumix?
Rares
I have a Panasonic lumix dmc-lz8 with a 8 megapixels camera that takes pictures at 2048X1536 resolution and an iphone 4 with 5 megapixels camera that takes pictures at 2592X1936. Why a 5 megapixels camera is better than an 8 one?
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The Panasonic is not set to its highest resolution setting. It's highest setting is 3264 X 2448. Somehow your camera got set to the 3MP setting.
Page 68 of the manual explains what I'm talking about - and how to set it back to its highest quality setting: http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/DMCLZ8.PDF
More megapixels doesn't mean a better picture. The larger image sensor and better lens in the Panasonic mean that its pictures would have less noise/grain and better low light performance - so even if it had less resolution, because it produces a better quality photo you could still make a larger print. I've seen iPhone photos. Unless you're shooting in bright daylight, they look terrible and you would have a hard time even getting a nice 4X6 print.
The Panasonic is not set to its highest resolution setting. It's highest setting is 3264 X 2448. Somehow your camera got set to the 3MP setting.
Page 68 of the manual explains what I'm talking about - and how to set it back to its highest quality setting: http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/DMCLZ8.PDF
More megapixels doesn't mean a better picture. The larger image sensor and better lens in the Panasonic mean that its pictures would have less noise/grain and better low light performance - so even if it had less resolution, because it produces a better quality photo you could still make a larger print. I've seen iPhone photos. Unless you're shooting in bright daylight, they look terrible and you would have a hard time even getting a nice 4X6 print.
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