Dendrobium tannii (bracteosum var tannii) in bloom

[katrina]

My Lumina phone camera was awesome but having a windows phone was quite limiting and it didn't have apps I needed so I went back to Android and got my Galaxy and even though I was told the camera was good...it sucks. I did find a "daylight" setting in the white balance function options and that's helped w/the colors. If you have something similar it will make the colors better...not great, but definitely better.

I hear iPhones have the best cameras so I might make the leap next year. Maybe. I broke my real camera summer '14 and I hate to spend the money on something I would always forget to carry w/me when I needed it so I was hoping I could get everything in one device...my phone. [sigh]

[estación seca]

The problem is that a lot of what we "see" is actually the brain's interpretation of what the eyes register. The black print on a page at the beach reflects more light than the white background by candlelight, but the brain interprets the light registered to maintain order.

[WhiteRabbit]

Originally Posted by estación seca

Flower colors have been hard to capture going all the way back to film. People would load different films for different subjects. Phone cameras tend to be optimized for snapshots of humans, since that's the subject of almost all phone photos that aren't cats.

Well - it does take pretty good pix of my cat

[AldianP]

Nice pink!

[Tindomul]

It's a gorgeous Dend, with a great pink colour.