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Smudge

Veteran
Location
Somerset
It can be a bit hit & miss on the focus, but it's well worth playing with, for those 'lucky ones'.

Yes, i really should take it out with me and use it more.
Years ago i had a DSLR, but i never took it out with me due to its size and sold it. Then a few years ago i bought a mirrorless camera and again i rarely use it, because even that is a fair bit bulkier than a compact. Hence then buying the HX-80.
 

briantrumpet

Legendary Member
Location
Devon & Die
Yes, i really should take it out with me and use it more.
Years ago i had a DSLR, but i never took it out with me due to its size and sold it. Then a few years ago i bought a mirrorless camera and again i rarely use it, because even that is a fair bit bulkier than a compact. Hence then buying the HX-80.
Exactly - it'll fit in a trouser or jersey pocket. Even then I'd not used mine much for a year or two, favouring the ease of the phone camera, but I realised how much I missed the optical zoom, image stabilisation, macro ability, and quality of proper camera photos when I started using the Sony for flowers and birds extensively. The phone now comes a very distant second.
 

Mo1959

Legendary Member
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. The phone now comes a very distant second.
They are always improving though. I’ve just got the Huawei P30 pro and snapped the mtb this morning. Not too shabby.
 

briantrumpet

Legendary Member
Location
Devon & Die
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They are always improving though. I’ve just got the Huawei P30 pro and snapped the mtb this morning. Not too shabby.
Oh yes, for some shots, even my cheapo Moto G pulls off quite a good job, and if you spend decent money on a phone, even better, but even then, they won't match a 30x optical zoom with specialised photo processing software, and a good image chip.
 

tyred

Legendary Member
Location
Ireland
That looks great, where is that?

It's a bridal path that runs through the Glenveagh National Park in Co. Donegal.
 
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