quick iPhone photos of Lange #2

It's amazing what the iPhone can do these days... color and clarity is obviously behind the big SLRs, but I could not take these pics with my SLR... too close and can't focus while trying to shoot my own wrist... isn't that funny? So it'll have to do with these slightly touched up iPhone 4s pics...

Now the watch... the Dato... how nice. I really wanted the older slightly smaller one. The 60 hr power reserve of the new model is desirable... but it just doesn't fit my pencil wrist... this is already overpowering...

Only thing is the German strap... have you noticed that German watches have long straps? Both Lange and Glashutte watch straps are longer than standard Swiss I find... need to get a short one as the deployment is very uncomfortable now...

Hope you enjoy and thanks for looking...

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Or: the watch looks simply too good

By: COUNT DE MONET : February 25th, 2013-05:51

Another example that Lange does do some very fine platinum watches. I also did do (imho) some nice shots with a simple mobile. Moritz

Excellent catch...

By: Amine : February 25th, 2013-06:02

of a magnificent timepiece, the picture is nice...hard to believe it's a phone cam, wear it in good health my friend ;-)

Nice and powerful...

By: Fricks : February 25th, 2013-06:07

The black feels very deep. The markers and the hands pop out very nicely. The roman numbers are much nicer that the markers on the up/down version. Wear it in good health

Smartphones' photos are retouched when shot.

By: Mark in Paris : February 25th, 2013-06:16

That's why many smartphone's pics are often better looking than the one taken from an unset reflex camera. However, on your iPhone the result is a very appealing show and your watch is gorgeous on these pictures. Thanks for sharing them. Cheers.

SLR photos are still better...

By: learner : February 25th, 2013-22:38

I think the RAWs are mostly untouched, but SLR jpegs are touched too. The first picture is untouched iPhone. The second is an iPhone 4s (HDR on, and a big difference it made) photo touched with Snapseed. I just find the ease of using mobile so much better...