srgonu
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Great. I will follow your photography in Sony forums again.Yes I amExcited about the new sensor.
Excited about the new sensor.
Post your Pixel 7/Pixel 7 Pro Pictures!
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Tx, very kind of youGreat. I will follow your photography in Sony forums again.
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Meet 2 year old Amanda. Dressed in her national costume celebrating our Constitution day 17th of May.
Added a frame in Snapseed.
Added a frame in Snapseed.
Bkdodger1
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God bless
she's beautiful...
tismydroid
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She is as adorable as all your scenic shots are beautiful!
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Plenty of users post pics of their kids or nieces/nephews here. It's well-accepted in this community, but I can understand your reservations, given the state of the internet these days. It's pretty much up to the member to understand the possible risks.
I kind of agree with you. Children have the right to privacy. I never post any pictures of her on social media or anywhere else, but I see this forum as a kind of different community. But it is one time only for me anyway so.
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Tx, she is my goldAww! She is so cute.
Morty2264
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I just became a mom for the first time and my husband and I don't post pictures of our son on social media. Android Central is a different place, IMO: your real name isn't out there and neither is the full name of the child in question. It's up to the member in question. I work in childcare so I'm a bit more sensitive to social media and children's photos.
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Sky, without edits:
And with a simple edit suggested by Google Photos:
I found it interesting how one small edit could change the feeling of the image from foreboding to almost divine.
And with a simple edit suggested by Google Photos:
I found it interesting how one small edit could change the feeling of the image from foreboding to almost divine.
Grabber5.0
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Interesting. On first look, I prefer the unedited shot. Kinda torn after looking longer.Sky, without edits:
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And with a simple edit suggested by Google Photos:
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I found it interesting how one small edit could change the feeling of the image from foreboding to almost divine.
mgbosshogg
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Oooft. I'm thinking about it too.Yes I am
Maybe it will improve my pictures.
.Not had a Sony since the big ass Z's years ago.
mgbosshogg
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All the clouds down the street tonight. Super still night.
I've had them all. Using a Sony makes you feel more like a photographer. I love their natural rendition and the versatility of the camera. Learn to use it and you will be rewarded with classleading results.Oooft. I'm thinking about it too.
Maybe it will improve my pictures..
Not had a Sony since the big ass Z's years ago.
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mgbosshogg
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Yeah
. I have , in part , avoided them as I'm a canon user. 25 years of EOS use. Sony alpha controls and partnership would be foreign to me. Only a matter of time though
. I'll give in eventually. Been bidding on some second hand Honor 5 pros to play with, might get a 1 V instead ( fecking stupid naming convention )
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