In Photogravy, Megapickles Are Everything: The Big Misunderstanding in Photography

In Photogravy, Megapickles Are Everything: The Big Misunderstanding in Photography
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If you're reading this piece, you should know that the title isn't clickbait; instead it's what you essentially hear when everyone thinks that they're an expert these days in the photography world.

It's been a problem that we've been going through for a long time and relates to how marketing and consumerism makes it seem like you need the latest and greatest camera to take the best photos. It makes you think that the iPhone 7 Plus can replace your DSLR and kill your need for a camera. But it also relates to some other absolute total myths about quality. .

2016-10-7 07:02

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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