5D Mark III VS the iPhone 6 Plus
garyrhook wrote: Seriously? That's a comparison? Hardly much there that's noteworthy.
Yep.
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
garyrhook wrote: Seriously? That's a comparison? Hardly much there that's noteworthy.
Yep.
Pretty much.
I can just see all of the posts at 4 chan now on the /p/ board of where is your dslr god now threads. I am surprised they did not compare it to the D4s as well.
Stealthy Ninja wrote: "An in-studio snap of a stapler was damningly in favor of the DSLR, though, iPhone 6 Plus result didn’t do bad either."
Ahh... no... the iphone did a horrible job... stop trying to make it sound good.
In every single comparison (even in bright sunshine) the 5Diii killed the iphone 6 (no suprise) yet the writer tried to make it out like the iphone was still good.
"In then simply focusing on the details, the DSLR once again won hands-down, but once again, the iPhone 6 Plus gave a solid account of itself."
Well if you mean a tiny sensor with tiny lens took a photo of something, then yes I suppose this is right.
That's the thing I guess, a phone shouldn't be every considered a proper imaging tool. It can take photos in the same way a cheap point and shoot would yes, but that's where it ends. These comparisons are retarded.
Do I detect a little cynicism in that post?
Well I think that he should do a head to head against the Blad with the Mamiya 80MP back. I bet the iMoan will wipe the floor with it. Or wipe somebodys bum more than likely. Some of these iDiots do make the world an entertaining place.
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