Camera quality really matters

[Greeicy]

I noticed that I look exponentially better when I take pictures with my iPhone 8 whereas when I took pics with my iPhone 5, I looked like utter shit. iPhone 5 camera has more lens distortion, makes your face look “pale” and makes your eyebrows/hair/eyelashes look thinner and lighter than they really are.

 

[CopingForLife]

What about proportions. Does iPhone 5 make things look more narrow/wide.

I have a moto C phone and this shit makes everything narrower. I have confirmed this by measuring real proportions of things vs how they appear on photos.

 

[Chadelite]

salludon takes pics on a shitty nokia still gigachad

 

[Danish_Retard]

Can't you get some pretty good cameras for like 50€?

 

[Greeicy]

What about proportions. Does iPhone 5 make things look more narrow/wide.

Yes

salludon takes pics on a shitty nokia still gigachad

Well he looks BETTER in pics with better camera quality

 

[Deleted member 5204]

salludon takes pics on a shitty nokia still gigachad

iphone 6s to be exact, but yeah still gigachad

imagine him on a sony a7iii with a 85mm GM sony lens, holy fuck he would mog every single nigger to the point of suicide

 

[Lelek]

cope chad takes pics from his old nokia and still moggs everybody

 

[Chadelite]

cope chad takes pics from his old nokia and still moggs everybody

such creativity bro

 

[zygosisall]

lmao nigga uses exponentially as if we're talking about graphs or statistics, but i get it, its a pseudo intellectual vibe .. i do it too dont worry

 

[EverythingMattersCel]

I noticed that expensive smartphones tend to already use some kind of facial beauty enhancer in their front cameras because they know how regularly people take selfies.

My suggestion would be to take the product of a front-facing phone camera with a pinch of salt.

 

[Greeicy]

I noticed that expensive smartphones tend to already use some kind of facial beauty enhancer in their front cameras because they know how regularly people take selfies.

My suggestion would be to take the product of a front-facing phone camera with a pinch of salt.

Just take a picture with the back camera at a distance of 10 feet.