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I second your take on it. Kinda odd for them to say polarizing filters have been "lost" to smartphone cameras.
Was genuinely curious of their take. There's an argument to be made that the instant multi-exposure HDR and digital processing done by smartphones can mimic what a polarizing filter achieves on DSLR/mirrorless cameras but, in my opinion, it still falls short in many situations.
Was genuinely curious of their take. There's an argument to be made that the instant multi-exposure HDR and digital processing done by smartphones can mimic what a polarizing filter achieves on DSLR/mirrorless cameras but, in my opinion, it still falls short in many situations.
If they said that smartphones were reducing the use of traditional inter-changeable lens format cameras (DSLRs, mirrorless, etc)....and as such, it's reducing the use of filters (CPL, ND, promist, etc) in photography....then sure, I'd be onboard.
The mobile phone camera you have in your pocket is better than the pro-tier camera sitting in your bag at home, and even as a photographer, my most used tool is the cellphone.
But I think they make clip-on/magnetic filters for cellphones, so I don't know what they were getting at?
If they said that smartphones were reducing the use of traditional inter-changeable lens format cameras (DSLRs, mirrorless, etc)....and as such, it's reducing the use of filters (CPL, ND, promist, etc) in photography....then sure, I'd be onboard. The mobile phone camera you have in your pocket is better than the pro-tier camera sitting in your bag at home, and even as a photographer, my most used tool is the cellphone.But I think they make clip-on/magnetic filters for cellphones, so I don't know what they were getting at?
No doubt. The accessibility of phone cameras is unmatched when it comes to getting a pretty good looking image with very little effort.
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The mobile phone camera you have in your pocket is better than the pro-tier camera sitting in your bag at home, and even as a photographer, my most used tool is the cellphone.
But I think they make clip-on/magnetic filters for cellphones, so I don't know what they were getting at?
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