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[YankInDaSouth]

Saturday chillin'

 

[B. Diddy]

View from Sausalito, using Moment 58 mm telephoto


Muir Woods, using Moment wide angle

 

[B. Diddy]

Came across this Great Blue Heron off the coast of Monterey this past weekend, using my Moment 58 mm telephoto. I'm astonished at how clear the in-flight shot is, considering that I wasn't prepared for it to take off!

 

[FF22]

Came across this Great Blue Heron off the coast of Monterey this past weekend, using my Moment 58 mm telephoto. I'm astonished at how clear the in-flight shot is, considering that I wasn't prepared for it to take off!

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Wow - great shots.

 

[B. Diddy]

Some pics from Point Lobos in Carmel, CA.





I had a couple more pics, but for some reason they don't want to upload to this post.

 

[YankInDaSouth]

This is why I have a hard time leaving the Pixel 3

 

[B. Diddy]

This is why I have a hard time leaving the Pixel 3

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Awwww, great portrait!

 

[Morty2264]

This is why I have a hard time leaving the Pixel 3

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For photo quality that great, I'd feel hesitant, too! Amazing!

 

[solo2112]

Just a random photo I took during a rare night out. Still amazed me how well it performs in nighttime, even without the Night Sight.

 

[Morty2264]

Just a random photo I took during a rare night out. Still amazed me how well it performs in nighttime, even without the Night Sight.
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So cool! What great detail for a nighttime photo!

 

[YankInDaSouth]

Almost 3 years of using this phone and I still snap pics that blow me away!

This was a really quick shot I took while walking the dogs. Primarily took it only to use Google Lens to try and ID this flower; so it was a very quick shot with very little effort made and I was quite amazed when I looked at the results:

 

[bkdodger2]

Almost 3 years of using this phone and I still snap pics that blow me away!

This was a really quick shot I took while walking the dogs. Primarily took it only to use Google Lens to try and ID this flower; so it was a very quick shot with very little effort made and I was quite amazed when I looked at the results:

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Did you ID the flower ? Bc if you didn't time to throw this phone away

 

[YankInDaSouth]

Did you ID the flower ? Bc if you didn't time to throw this phone away

Hahaha ... Yes, Google Lens came through and identified it (as a Crocus, in case you were wondering ).

 

[B. Diddy]

Plants at work and near home.

 

[Morty2264]

Plants at work and near home.

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Beautiful plants!

 

[FF22]

Almost 3 years of using this phone and I still snap pics that blow me away!

This was a really quick shot I took while walking the dogs. Primarily took it only to use Google Lens to try and ID this flower; so it was a very quick shot with very little effort made and I was quite amazed when I looked at the results:

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Well, did you croak before you identified it. I just noticed mine came up yesterday!!!

 

[FF22]

Beautiful plants!

Yes, but he did not identify them? (g)

 

[FF22]

Hahaha ... Yes, Google Lens came through and identified it (as a Crocus, in case you were wondering ).

Hmmm. So is Google Lens a separate app or part of the camera app. I downloaded some 3rd party app. It has a free version and a subscription version. Frankly, I'm really not into these subscription plans. I want to just OWN apps.

 

[B. Diddy]

Hmmm. So is Google Lens a separate app or part of the camera app. I downloaded some 3rd party app. It has a free version and a subscription version. Frankly, I'm really not into these subscription plans. I want to just OWN apps.

It's part of the Google Camera app. Tap Modes and then Lens. You can also do it after the fact in Google Photos -- select any photo, then tap the Lens icon at the bottom.

I Lens'd my photos -- the white flower is an Iceland Poppy, and the green plant is a Myrtle spurge.

 

[FF22]

It's part of the Google Camera app. Tap Modes and then Lens. You can also do it after the fact in Google Photos -- select any photo, then tap the Lens icon at the bottom.

I Lens'd my photos -- the white flower is an Iceland Poppy, and the green plant is a Myrtle spurge.

Thanks. Just went out front and used "Picture This" to identify "Dutch Crocus" Now to see how Lens does - as you say, after the fact. OKAY, it worked.



Mine are still a bit sleepy! (g) Might be the chilly 43F temps. And I still had energy to get out there after this early morning's Covid Dose 2.

I knew the White was a poppy of some sort - the other - no idea whatsoever.