Of course, not all of it completely set in stone, a lot of it just practice, bending the rules to find what works for you, and just learning a long the way
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Pixel 8 Pro on my end. Pretty bullet proof mobile camera.
Samsung A20 mobile phone cam and Canon EOS3000D 58mm DSLR.
S23 Ultra, don't have a proper camera just yet, maybe one day
Speaking about phone cameras the Pixel smartphone absolutely demolish any other camera.
I usually use a potato judging by the quality of some of my shots.
iPhone 13 Pro Max here, though I wish we could have video so I can whip out my DJI Osmo for this stuff
I usually use a potato judging by the quality of some of my shots.
Same. I need some sort of a wrist shot class for dummies.
I always happen to remember to post when I’m in the office. So only have my phone with me. lol.
My 1970s Polaroid SX-70 Rainbow.
I need to fix my phone. It has a cracked lens. Then I could take better pictures but that would take money out of the watch budget.
I have an Olympus Pen-F (micro four thirds) and a bag of lenses for most photography but recently got a new iPhone that I use a lot for web postings…
Galaxy S21 or if I don’t want to reach for it, SE3
Same. I need some sort of a wrist shot class for dummies.
@Ryan_Schwartz I did come across two accounts on insta that make wrist shot tutorials:
https://www.instagram.com/averagewatches?igsh=MW85bG1mMzhlcTl5dg==
https://www.instagram.com/watchstudies?igsh=MWZpcmo1NHZjZjFlZQ==
Of course, not all of it completely set in stone, a lot of it just practice, bending the rules to find what works for you, and just learning a long the way