cazalea
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iPhone iPhocus test on SBGW005
It doesn't always capture what you'd expect, but when you take a bit of time to "focus" the results are amazing. Tiger and my Grand Seiko demonstrate in these unprocessed (though downsized by the site software) images:
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Cat
I rarely wear this watch, but that's not to imply I don't love it. 
Front or back, it's a pleasure to own. 
Even viewed through my phone. 
CazaleaThis message has been edited by cazalea on 2016-04-23 22:17:08
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iPhone iPhocus test on SBGW005
It doesn\'t always capture what you\'d expect, but when you take a bit of time to "focus" the results are amazing. Tiger and my Grand Seiko demonstrate in these unprocessed (though downsized by the site software) images: Watch Cat I rarely wear this watch...
You need to do a double wrist shot with Tiger :)
Have to say that the focus really is surprisingly good. And Tiger very patient Just switched from a 5S to a 6S and the pictures are definitely better - quite a bit.
Not so easy to get a wrist shot
He needs a Quartz watch - SBGT027 - because winding is just not possible for him. Focus shot (no "impatient pet" setting on the iPhone) Mike ...
These are fabulous!
And I have to say hat off for getting a dat to cooperate (I guess dogs are more docile when it comes to those things)
