Pro camera settings test pictures

[Tasteofbrown]

It is probably just compensating by increasing the exposure time.

Right, maybe mess with your shutter speed? I like the bokeh at 1.5 on something close like these.

 

[RonnieB2]

So then it's set on auto? That makes sense. I think those pictures, and plants, look good to me. That's about what mine look like. I was going to say that you can expect a camera on a cell phone to be only so good. But, we have some people who post phenomenal pictures here and I think most are likely from cell phones.

My cellphone is out of date too. Well, not a lot of date, just a little. Its the S9 plus? S9 something. The camera is not bad but you aren't gonna do professional level pictures, at least Im not. All pictures are on manual "pro" settings. Im gonna keep tinkering with it and hopeful i figure it out

 

[buyyouabeer]

I'll put up a few macro shots with my z50 in a bit when the girls wake up.

 

[Lockedin]

During veg - you're probably showing growth or diagnosing problems - more light and a faster shutter are good for crisp, accurate shots.

Flower - less light, longer shutter - allows the sensor to absorb more sparkle & mood.

 

[buyyouabeer]

Some pics with my z50 and a 6T diopter lens.

Hi-Biscus


Vanilla Frosting


Magic Melon


Hi-Biscus

 

[RonnieB2]

Some pics with my z50 and a 6T diopter lens.

Hi-Biscus
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Vanilla Frosting
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Magic Melon
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Beauties

 

[radiant Rudy]

this old gadget takes OK pics!