Mobile Photography

[Norah]

No I took that picture 4 and a half years ago.

Well this is adorable. We should *ang

that's what I've been saying

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I miss zeb.

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[VinylGuy]

yeah where is zeb?

Guys do you use snapseed for the editing?

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Lightroom Mobile mostly.

VSCO and Snapseed occasionally.

I like to manually create "film" styles in LR.

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yeah where is zeb?

"Search" shows he hasn't posted in over a year.

[VinylGuy]

ill try LR.

[VinylGuy]

yeah where is zeb?

"Search" shows he hasn't posted in over a year.

I thought he was here when Cornell died.

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He's still active on IG and I'm pretty sure he posts on a couple of photography boards.

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Also, sorry to iphone haters, but i recently got the 7 and the camera is so far superior to any other previous model ive had. The colors just pop with this thing.

iPhones have "warmer" colors than other phones, have better autofocus and also have the best third-party camera app available, Camera+. The superior autofocus generally means the sky doesn't get blown out in landscapes and portraits are better.

So although several Android phones have far better specs, iPhones still, in general, take a more pleasing picture. I have a Galaxy S8 for work and a personal iPhone SE and the only time I grab the S8 is in super low lighting.

[Sgt. Crackpot]

yeah where is zeb?

Zeb's dead, baby.

[VinylGuy]

yeah where is zeb?

Zeb's dead, baby.

I listened to the soundtrack today.

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