PhotoTips -1: Bigger Sensor, Bigger Impact: Capture Your World in Exceptional Detail - TravellerG

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@TravellerG @ :+1:t2: :+1:t2: got it sir

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** @TravellerG :rofl: yh**i am after seeing this vid https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cukdw0BAEEg/?igshid=NjIwNzIyMDk2Mg==

Do u also fear cleaning sensor

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Hello, dear @RoshanBajpaiLG

“…Do u also fear cleaning sensors…”

Fortunately, I had chances to get it done by Sony, almost all the time.

Once, during a photoshoot, I had done it in my A/C Hotel room - of course, I had the kit and I was fortunate.

Yes, it is better to be cleaned by professionals, except for blowing using a ‘Rubber Pump’.

Regards

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Hello, my dear friends,

Could you have a look at this post and give your feedback, please?

@mohanghyar @Soykot_azam @Zuhralc @Erna_LaBeau @Ddimitra @Prince_Kumar @ShailendraOjha @abhishekpatk @renata1 @Premalpatel

Thanks for your feedback.

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Congratulazioni amico mio @TravellerG per il tuo post e per il tuo parco macchine Sony. Sono però sicuramente d’accordo anche con l’amico @MortenCopenhagen per quanto riguarda l’utilizzo sui social e in particolare su LGC e Maps. Il sensore conta in modo relativo per i supporti sui quali la foto dovrà essere visionata. Poi c’è la corsa ad avere sempre un maggior numero di pixel sia su sensori full frame ,che su sensori per smartphone. Non so se è avanzamento tecnologico o puramente ragioni di marketing. Ricordo con piacere il sensore del Samsung Galaxy 7 da 12 mpx che mi ha regalato foto indimenticabili durante i miei viaggi. Mia figlia, fotografa professionista, non è riuscita ad individuare con certezza le foto scattate con la mia Canon 5 D mkIII da quelle fatte con il Galaxy 7 in un album fotografico stampato su carta. Ovvio se poi parliamo di qualità assoluta, definizione, resa colori, gamma dinamica e tanti altri fattori che i più degli utilizzatori non sanno nemmeno di cosa possa trattarsi, bene sì, i full frame riproducono delle foto entusiasmanti, ma se abbinati ad obiettivi a loro volta super! Però viene anche da fare una considerazione: con 400 dollari ho uno smartphone che sui social fa foto che non sono distinguibili da quelle realizzate da una macchina top reflex o mirrorless che può costare anche più di 10.000 dollari, cosa conviene acquistare se non ho altre aspettative da questa mia attività fotografica se non quello di pubblicare sui social?

Grazie amico mio per il tuo impegno per la comunità di LGC degna di una vera Guiding Star.

Paolo

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Thank you very much for your detailed response, my dear friend, @plavarda

I fully agree with you… you have viewed this from one angle.

My intention was to make LGs aware of the new trend coming in technology.

However, whenever you find 5 minutes, kindly read this message.

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Just waoo… @TravellerG , you provide each and every minor details in this post. For beginners or for experts this post is really helpful :sparkles:

Thank you for sharing, will implement this tips next time & give feedback for sure :smile: .

Happy to help.

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@TravellerG Always a pleasure:) I couldn’t find a newer version of this chart…

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Dear friend @TravellerG ,

The content is very useful for beginners. It clarified many of my doubts and enriched my knowledge on photography. I saved this post as a reference book. I like the way you presented the content and photos. Great post :+1:

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Thank you very much for your kind feedback, dear @Premalpatel .

Happy that the topic was helpful to you.

I shall be publishing Part 2 today.

Regards

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This chart is perfect, dear friend @OliverKIWI

Most of the data will not change… Right?

Part 2, I shall be publishing today.

:handshake: :heart:

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Thank you very much for your kind feedback and compliments, dear @PrasadVR .

Happy to read that the post was informative and helpful to you.

Part 2, I’m publishing it today.

Regards

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@TravellerG

Thanks for sharing informative post .

I click photos from Mobile only .but informative post earlier as you Meet up also used to be informative.Waiting to read part -2 post.

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Thanks for tagging me @TravellerG . Always learn more and more from your post. I do agree that many cameras are getting better and smarter, producing better quality photos and videos. As you rightly point out, the bigger the pixel, the better. I have been using Canon so far.

I do use a lot of DSLR on my trips but for my contribution to the maps recently, most of them are from my smartphones though. Will you discuss about it as well?

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You are right! No, they won’t be changed. @TravellerG

A new chart would have new cameras…for example, some new phones have an 1" sensor…

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Wonderful

I have seen part 2 really both the parts are impressive.

Thanks for sharing @TravellerG

Regards

Anil

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Hvala što ste me označili gospodine @TravellerG

Hvala što dijelite ove korisne savjete ( čak sam i ja nešto razumjela :thinking: :sweat_smile: ).

Sve fotografije koje sam objavila ovdje na Connectu, snimila sam sa svojim mobitelima (ne koristim kamere).

S obzirom da sam dobila popriličan broj pohvala, čak i od vas :pray: , sigurna sam da su i poprilično vrijedne.

Slažete li se samnom?

:blush: :croatia:

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Thank you so much dear friend @TravellerG for this information.

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@TravellerG thanks for great photography input.

With big sensor comes big body and I found myself in the camp that have 2 (at the time very expensive) great dSLRs gathering dust in the last two years.

Yes, they get better photos. So last I used them was in my daughter’s wedding but otherwise I simply can’t be bothered.

I use Samsung Galaxy (s22 as I even find ultra models too bulky) which slips into my pocket. The only thing it lacks is mainly battery life. If they ever sort it out, it would be as good as I need.

For artistic work, dSLR would beat it but for Google guide work it is in many time an overkill. With live photos (short video) I get the best of what I need for map upload.

The most important thing for me is having the camera available as I walk around and visit locations. Getting a dSLR and photo my dish at a restaurant is over the top. I am already getting the wife unhappy about constantly snapping our world.

It does not seem the trend for dSLR usage is changing. It has been declining for years.

I recently read that compact cameras are returning.

Maybe large pixels on those would be a good compromise?

Sam

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Hello dear & respected @RosyKohli Ji,

Thanks for your kind words and inspiring compliments.

Happy that the post was informative.

Here is the post Part - 2 for your convenience.

Thanks 8n advance for your kind support, always.

Most sincerely…

:pray:

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