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Ok, so a little random post today. I recently upgraded to an iPhone 4S. The camera, is absolutely insane. I believe it is only 8MP, but the optics are razor sharp. For a cell phone camera – absolutely unreal.
So, the reason for my post. Today’s photo of the day (I will post it below) is a macro compilation of one of my Nixon watches. All shot & edited on the iPhone. There are a few reasons this blows me away. Let’s check out the photo, then i’ll continue.

Right? iPhone. That is just about equally as sharp, using a Canon 100MM 2.8 Macro (V1 anyway). Look at the detail. I used a little macro third party attachment lens, utilizing available daylight, and nothing else. Edited it with the PicFrame app to allow the separate window edits, and posted via instagram. Doing this without the iPhone, would have easily taken me 25 minutes +
Set up camera, put on lens, shoot macro’s, remove card, transfer from card reader, import raws, export raws, edit jpegs, construct frame in photoshop, export jpeg, upload to blog post. Not to mention needing a RAW editor, Photoshop, Knowledge in both + the equipment to shoot it.
VS
Clip on lens, shoot, open picframe, export, open instagram, post.
After seeing the detail, and doing more research on all the separate lens attachments out there (even some for full mountable EF/EFS lenses) – I foresee point and shoot sales becoming less and less. For people in the know anyway.
I know it’s a long shot, but I really want, and hope to shoot either a wedding, or the next cinematic trailer with the iPhone. Sounds crazy right? But, I’m going to do it!
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Nick - The quality of these images blew my mind. Great post Pete!