Most often, the smartphone suffers from frame resolution, which is unacceptable for large-format printing. But this device was created primarily for social networks, where the quality of the picture is not so important and is not noticeable when publishing.
I have also said many times that a camera in a compartment with a processor draws a picture as if it was actually drawn not with light and pixels, but with a brush and paints.
And the longer the focus, the darker the frame and the more noise, the less details will be preserved, which means that the photo is closer to the drawing.
Artificial intelligence in a smartphone are now drawing well!
Personal individual perception and attitude already play a role here: whether to take it for a photographic image or not.
Any digital image consists of digits, binary code.
If you zoom in on any frame, whether from a DSLR or a phone, there will be cells that are colored in different colors.
What about the film? There is a similar story, only these are not pixel cells that react to light, but microcrystals that also react to light.
It turns out that if you delve into the intricacies of the physics of creating a frame, then a lot can and should be taken as a photographic snapshot.
In general, I feel sad when I delve into it...
It is better to think not about the physics of creating the frame, but about the physics of what you saw, which led to the creation of the frame.
Let the developers think about physics, and when there is a ready-made tool in their hands, then it is better to turn to the unconscious and react to the world around them.
But the tool needs to be selected so that it lies and distorts reality as little as possible.
It's always easy to lie: distort colors, superimpose something or finish it in Photoshop.
And to find something in reality that surprises, but is real is already a skill.
The magic of photography is no longer in the finished image, but in how it got there.
Searching, adventures, mind games, the unconscious is a process.
The very process of getting the finished result, the whole way, is magic.
And it doesn't matter the time. It can be a fraction of a second, or maybe an hour – the sensations at the moment affect the finished picture.
To be continued...