Full Moon: Eye view versus Lens view
By Shaui
@Shauibee (610)
June 6, 2020 9:14pm CST
As I look out my window, I saw this natural beauty. I remember when I was a child, everytime it is full moon, my mom and I always say the nursery poem "Oh, look at the moon..."
I hurriedly pick up my phone and went outside to capture the moment.
This is the best that I got. No filter. Isn't it frustrating when the photo taken is not how your eyes see it? Any photographer or photo enthusiast here?
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@jayanth_77 (7180)
• India
7 Jun 20
What our eyes see and what a camera sees is very much different. Our eye resolution is much higher than that of any modern camera ever manufactured.
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Thank you Jay for sharing that information. Now I know how amazing our eyes are.
Thank you for dropping by here. See you around!
My phone is like that too, i think you need like a legit phone to get good shots.
The moon last night was just beautiful.
@Butterfingers (66583)
• India
7 Jun 20
I forgot to watch it and thanks for showing me a glimpse of it
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@Lavanya15 (12888)
• Chennai, India
7 Jun 20
I love photography but not having good skills to prove.. But your image looking simply super.. Have a nice day.
I love eye view than camera lens view. In my opinion our eyes has good grasping power and possible to store in my mind set.
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@Shauibee (610)
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13 Jun 20
Hi Lavanya. 
Thank you that's the best shot that I got using my phone camera. You must take a lot of photo on whatever subject (like plants, landscape, people or anything of interest to you), sooner or later you will get the hang of it. Soon you will enjoy photography. I am also a beginner and still learning about photography.
Thank you that's the best shot that I got using my phone camera. You must take a lot of photo on whatever subject (like plants, landscape, people or anything of interest to you), sooner or later you will get the hang of it. Soon you will enjoy photography. I am also a beginner and still learning about photography.
@m_audrey6788 (58472)
• Germany
7 Jun 20
Yes. That`s right. It`s really different when you look at it in real than in photos. Is it really that dark when you made the photo?
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