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Panerai Watch Photography Guide

By Echi · Apr 30, 2024 · 26 replies
Echi
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Echi's exploration into smartphone camera positioning for wrist shots offers valuable insights for collectors aiming to capture their timepieces accurately. His detailed comparison of lens placement and its impact on watch distortion highlights a common challenge in horological photography. This discussion provides practical tips for achieving more true-to-life representations of watches on the wrist.

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If I hold my phone in the usual position where the camera lens is on the left, the watch looks stretched out, distortedly big..


If I hold it in such a way that the lens will be on the right, granted itโ€™s a bit awkward to hold and quite challenging to press the button, the output is closer to how I actually see it on the wrist. Itโ€™s flatter and not as distorted..


Yeah, itโ€™s whatโ€™s on tap this week together with the railmaster, both 3-6-9-12 and time only but with quite the size diff at 47 vs 38 smile


Cheers,

Echi

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AM
amanico
Apr 30, 2024
Am still fighting with the IPhone 14 camera...

EC
Echi
Apr 30, 2024
Hehe coming from the 6, I just upgraded to the 12 ๐Ÿ™‚

AM
amanico
Apr 30, 2024
LOL. The 12 was good!

EC
Echi
Apr 30, 2024
All i need. We hate planned obsolescence!

AM
amanico
May 1, 2024
Very well said. Except the battery autonomy, I don't see in what the 14 is better than the 12.

EC
Echi
May 1, 2024
I see. When my 6 was displaying poor batt health, i went to the service center and asked them what model..

had the least problems. The rep said the 12, so i got one of the last few remaining units.

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