hi dear friend @N4speed77 …thanks… You are right {as I am travelling in valley, data communication problem} details tomrw
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Safe travels, @TravellerG !
We will hear from you at your designated destination. : ]
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Cher @TravellerG
Non, je ne suis pas un pro, mais un amateur.
Si vous voulez voir mes photos, j’ai publié 3 post
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Merci du compliment 
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Thank you dear friend @MohanVee for your kind words; because of you all, I thought of coming back.
These vintage radios are from Kannan Devan Plantations Tea Museum, Munnar (Kerala).
Regards
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Hi dear @sonnyNg :
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Compactness need not affect the quality; In DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex system), there are many moving parts + uses mirrors, prisms, etc. along with mechanical shutter. This considerably increases the size (& weight) of the Camera; where as in Mirror-less camera (most of the cropped sensor cameras are mirror-less), these mechanical items are removed, without any drop in quality - rather with much increase in features!
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The first photo is taken with a cropped sensor, mirror-less camera.
Hope it is clear.
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Dear friend, @N4speed77 , thank you once again for your response.
Exactly; the 2nd photo, is captured using Full Frame Camera which has higher Pixel Density (Larger Image sensor) and each Pixel will carry more details.
For all casual shots, a cropped camera will be more practical.
Hi dear friend @user_not_found
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Your ‘Adobe Spark Album Photos’ are really amazing…! Heartfelt appreciations. [One question: Have you post processed your photos or are they virgin shots?]
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I humbly submit that, today, many mobiles carry excellent ‘CAMERA’ capability, which can compete with many entry level (or even intermediate) DSLR.
The following two shots are indoor shots in a Tea Museum (Kerala). The shots are taken in Sony RX 10 (Mirror-less) and Samsung S9 Plus. Both shots are unprocessed and uncompressed. Kindly share your feeling.
No:1
No:2
Thanks
God willingly, I shall try - thanks dear @PoliMC
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Mes photos sont systématiquement traités, les originales sont en raw.
La n°1 = Sony
La n°2 = Téléphone
I was not canvasing for mobile phone camera; my intention was to show, that for common / normal purpose, a good phone camera comes more handy.
Thanks, dear @user_not_found , bye
Wow @TravellerG This is just brilliant! A great way to defragment a seemingly complex topic. Great stuff and thanks.
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Sorry dear friend @bassey , for the delayed reply; I slipped your comment, during my travel - apologies.
I had gone through most of your posts - You are a ‘Meet-up Man’- Great. appreciate your efforts, especially to Hospital, Care & Police station efforts (belated appreciations). All the very best.
Thank you for your motivating comments; You are right - these topics in all my technical posts, I try to come down to the lowest level possible to explain the basics - thanks to hear that you liked the post. Can I request you have a look at my other posts (Here), when time permits.
Thank you @TravellerG for sharing this valuable information.
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Thank you dear friend @ShahnewazAhmed for your kind response. Happy to hear that my post was useful to you.
With regards
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Your posts are of so much quality @TravellerG I’ll be reading them one after another. I encourage you to do meet-ups. If I had time to travel like you do, I’d be having meet-ups everywhere I go to. Great stuff bro.
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Hi friend, (sorry, I am late to reply). Due to professional commitments, my travels are uncertain. Still, I try & organize a couple of meet ups.
Thanks for your kind concern & motivation, dear friend @bassey