What type of camera was I using?

[River Dog]

I'd be interested in your opinion on this photo, which I took on Freezing Hill in England last Thursday at 9:02am on the way to work.

I would also be interested in your speculation as to which camera, lens and film (or sensor) combinations were used. There is an important point to my question.

 

[bazooka]

Droid-X.

 

[Frequency]

Good shot
f/?, i would like to know

Regards

 

[KmH]

Why not just make your point.

 

[vinithbraj]

11-16mm , f/2.8 (based on dof), Nikon (based on graininess).

 

[Sw1tchFX]

11-16mm , f/2.8 (based on dof), Nikon (based on graininess).

i hope this is a joke because "Based on graininess"? So all Nikon's are grainy?

Nah, the D3 isn't revolutionary, pfft.



This looks like it was shot with a cell phone.

 

[River Dog]

Droid-X.

You win the cigar - a HTC Desire Android ISO 100, no aperture information, 4.31 mm lens to be precise.

Just reinforced the point I hear from time to time, that the best camera is the one you have with you and not to get too carried away with the gear.

 

[Sw1tchFX]

..to an extent.

 

[mar1u5]

This looks like it was shot with a cell phone.

+1 The quality is... not good.

 

[vinithbraj]

Droid-X.

You win the cigar - a HTC Desire Android ISO 100, no aperture information, 4.31 mm lens to be precise.

Just reinforced the point I hear from time to time, that the best camera is the one you have with you and not to get too carried away with the gear.

Ofcourse ! "the best camera is the one you have with you and not to get too carried away with the gear." I've got that etched into my brains now. :thumbup:

 

[Frequency]

Pun is that many would say that only after purchasing the best (not all)

Regards

 

[GeorgieGirl]

I'd like to be at this vantage point with some good equipment and some really warm clothes. :thumbup: