This is a post I can't objectively comment on. I get so worked up for the huge wide open landscapes I feel micro-aggressed by the food pictures and the other errata. I just want it all those god damn burnt sienna oranges and to hell with the rest. I will comment that i see the years of iphone photography showing through in how you edit now, this one being mostly (or all?) fuji shots I feel like you were working dynamic range hard to feel more like you got used to on the iphone. you can correct me if i'm wrong. I'm eager to see where this goes.
54 iPhone images vs 31 XT1 images. I used it a bit more in Arizona than LA, particularly during the last days, but still used the iPhone more on average. The only ones I was really trying to max out the dynamic range were the sunset ones at Saguaro because it was really beautiful and dynamic and hard to get in one normal ASPC shot, so I pulled more in post to get it closer to reality (and in this case, the iPhone).
This is a post I can't objectively comment on. I get so worked up for the huge wide open landscapes I feel micro-aggressed by the food pictures and the other errata. I just want it all those god damn burnt sienna oranges and to hell with the rest. I will comment that i see the years of iphone photography showing through in how you edit now, this one being mostly (or all?) fuji shots I feel like you were working dynamic range hard to feel more like you got used to on the iphone. you can correct me if i'm wrong. I'm eager to see where this goes.
54 iPhone images vs 31 XT1 images. I used it a bit more in Arizona than LA, particularly during the last days, but still used the iPhone more on average. The only ones I was really trying to max out the dynamic range were the sunset ones at Saguaro because it was really beautiful and dynamic and hard to get in one normal ASPC shot, so I pulled more in post to get it closer to reality (and in this case, the iPhone).