Smartphonography. Selected for 2020. Part 2

Photos taken with a smartphone, provided that it has a high-quality camera, sometimes cannot be distinguished externally from a picture from a DSLR. Sometimes the question arises: is there any point in having a professional camera when a top-end smartphone copes with almost all tasks? I answered this question for myself and many others this spring, when I did a comparative test of a smartphone and a DSLR camera in different conditions.

Everyone needs a smartphone for different tasks. Someone almost does not take pictures by it having a DSLR camera in their arsenal, while someone, with all their ability, prefers only a smartphone.

I have found a use for my pictures from a smartphone so far only on Instagram. I always try to create a new account from scratch and post only high-quality professional photos there, but so far something stops me.

So far, my instagram is filled with pictures only from a smartphone, which are radically different from those that I do on a DSLR.

Perhaps I need to have two accounts for a professional blog like here and for frivolous random photos on my phone.

Instagram is good because it allows you to post photos here and now. This principle should prevail in life, because this is the main criterion for the enlightenment of consciousness.

It would seem, where does some kind of Instagram and the greatest essence of self-knowledge have to do with it?

Again, not a single social network is adapted with a smartphone to the principle here and now, like Instagram.

Technology, of course, allows me to integrate this principle into an SLR camera.

Now almost all professional DSLRs have a Wi-Fi function, with which I can send photos to my smartphone, and then anywhere over the Internet.

But there are also inconveniences: for this I have to shoot in jpeg or resort to inconvenient processing of the RAW image inside the camera.

It's still easier and faster to work with a smartphone.

I mentioned above about the model of behavior for the enlightened - here and now.

Yes, you need to strive to live like this. After all, our consciousness, our mind interprets everything in relation to the past, that is, lived experience and probable future, that is, the possible consequences of any action.

If you get rid of it, it will be just here and now in the present moment.

When we filter out all the filters of consciousness, prisms, prejudices, it will simply be the perception of reality as it really is.

This is enlightenment. But for society, this is an extreme, which is unacceptable.

Society (mind or collectively unconscious) will defend itself as much as possible from this. In simple words, you will be recognized as inadequate, not like everyone else, who have gone and will be put into a loony bin.

This is what our test in whole life is based on.

To be continued...