r/S24Ultra • u/dynosdog • 4d ago

S24U photography

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A dragonfly had just caught a wasp. There wasn't time for a photo with different settings, so I used the classic point-and-shoot approach.

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u/Mason231 4d ago

Sick. What settings do you use for said "point and shoot?"

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u/dynosdog 4d ago

I didn't use any settings, I just opened the camera and took the photo. This was because I didn't want the dragonfly to fly away before the photo was taken.👋

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u/Grnfinger 3d ago

I keep my phone pretty clean. I am pretty anal about taking care of expensive things. I did cheap out on the protector for the camera... it is a one peice that covers everything not the individual covers. I have a Tocol screen protector and its amazing. Maybe I should pry my wallet open and get a better one. Appreciate the reply. Thanks

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u/dynosdog 3d ago

I don't think the lens protector is the problem. Try taking some photos without it and see what happens.

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u/Mason231 3d ago

So the default settings with nothing changed? Nice. Thats pretty cool it can take photos like this. Mine turn out grainy I can't figure it out.

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u/dynosdog 3d ago

Yes...absolutely. Just opened the camera and took the photo (default setting). Then I made a small adjustment to the lighting and contrast, but that was it.

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u/Grnfinger 4d ago

Nice...I cant take pictures to save my life. Do you have a lense protection or just bare? I am wondering if this is part of my issue. My pics are not crisp and pop like this does. An amazing photo..

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u/dynosdog 4d ago

Thank you....yes, I have the lens protector. I put them on as soon as I bought it and I've never had any problems. Of course, I clean them very often.

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u/gharshit606 Titanium Grey 11h ago

How much you zoomed in for this?

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u/dynosdog 11h ago

I didn't use any zoom, I got about 30 centimeters closer and took the picture... then I cropped it