I love the way you are exploring light by zooming in close... but here is where you run smak into the deeply flawed limits of phone cameras. As you pinch zoom, you are using "digital zoom" not Optical Zoom... the difference is that all you are doing is using smaller and smaller areas of an already tiny sensor. The quality dramatically drops as noise and "fuzziness" rear their ugly head. This is particularly true in night shooting. The best practice is to walk up to your subject and get as physically close as you can. The bottom one is a good example of that.
I love the way you are exploring light by zooming in close... but here is where you run smak into the deeply flawed limits of phone cameras. As you pinch zoom, you are using "digital zoom" not Optical Zoom... the difference is that all you are doing is using smaller and smaller areas of an already tiny sensor. The quality dramatically drops as noise and "fuzziness" rear their ugly head. This is particularly true in night shooting. The best practice is to walk up to your subject and get as physically close as you can. The bottom one is a good example of that.
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