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I PHONE X VS DLSR, Which is Better?
 | I took the same portrait shots on my Nikon 3200 DSLR and my brothers iPhone X to check if the newly released camera phone from Apple can equal the much desired "BOKEH" (the blurred background effect) of the real thing. Here's what happens: |
Note: Both the Nikon 3200 and Iphone X have the same settings of 50mm, F1.8
Here's a shot of my favorite pet using my Nikon D3200.
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The shots on the left is from the Iphone x, while those on the right is from the DSLR.
From my observation, the Camera phone from Apple has gone a long way when it comes to creating flattering portraits shots with great depth of field. This was previously possible only using an SLR camera with a high speed lens attached.
The Iphone also produced great shots everytime without adjustments unlike the DLSR where a certain level of photography skill is needed.
But the greatest advantage of the IphoneX is the ability of the user to take a portrait shot of himself without a tripod or an assistant. Now that's something I still can't figure out how to do with my DSLR.
From my observation, the Camera phone from Apple has gone a long way when it comes to creating flattering portraits shots with great depth of field. This was previously possible only using an SLR camera with a high speed lens attached.
The Iphone also produced great shots everytime without adjustments unlike the DLSR where a certain level of photography skill is needed.
But the greatest advantage of the IphoneX is the ability of the user to take a portrait shot of himself without a tripod or an assistant. Now that's something I still can't figure out how to do with my DSLR.
What can you say?
