Автор: prozium
Дата: 22-11-14 00:09
С най-голямо уважение към твоя приятел "водещ психолог от страната" може да си върне думите назад, защото ПСИХОЛОГИЯТА баш в интернет, благодарение на биг дата анализи, започва да става водеща при ХР, профилиране и какви ли не още дейности ![[beer]](https://photo-forum.net/forum/smileys/smiley20.gif) А на базата на нлп и разни бихивиористични, когинитивни , социално-психологически и социални теории, при анализ на текстове на разни форумни гении като теб изскачат сигурно доста интересни заключения за субектите, жалко, че нямам алгоритмите ![[thankyou]](https://photo-forum.net/forum/smileys/thankyou.gif)
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tldr:
Gun to head … time to come up with a number. How many years are smartphones behind the best $2,000 DSLRs? Comparing detail resolved, I'll say the iPhone 5S currently sits 8-9 years behind the DLSRs in bright light, while the Nokia trails by less than 6 years — probably nearer to 3. This is even when you allow the DSLRs the luxury of a $1,700 lens, and shooting in raw. In bright light, the Nokia came close to competing with the detail from the best DLSR yet made.
Step into candlelight, and the gap between phones and DSLRs widens and becomes more a matter of taste, pivoting around your preferred tradeoff between speckly noise and smeary noise reduction. From our ad-hoc panel of 15 non-photographers, the iPhone trails the DSLRs by about 10 years, and the Nokia about 8.
Splitting the difference between candlelight and daylight, around 6 years of technology has made up for the massive difference in the size of the lenses and sensors between the best phone and the $2,000 DSLRs.
I was stunned.
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