This weekend I’ve been evaluating a new watch in my collection from RedSea Watches – the Holystone. Since it’s a diving watch, I decided to bring it with me to our usual weekend afternoon trip to the local pool. For giggles, I decided to take a a couple of photos of the watch while we were at the pool, and they came out shockingly well for photos taken by a phone.
Here’s a wrist shot of the watch:
Here’s one of the watch drying off on my towel after a dip in the pool:
The photos are great aren’t they? I’m sure one or both will end up in the review I publish on this watch. Now, you may be asking if the photos were processed much in Photoshop? A bit, yes – but not much differently than I would do for any photo regardless of the device the photo came from. In fact, I think most people would be think these photos came from a traditional point-and-shoot camera, or even a DSLR. 🙂
As we’re only weeks away from Apple releasing pre-order information on the iPhone 4 replacement, I sure do hope the camera doesn’t take a step backward because I’m constantly amazed at the performance of the iPhone 4 camera.
John B. Holbrook, II is a freelance writer, photographer, and author of ThruMyLens.org, as well as LuxuryTyme.com and TheSeamasterReferencePage.com.
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