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Related: About this forumMy daughter-in-law's cell phone photo of a passing train. A Cell Phone!
Last edited Thu Mar 26, 2026, 07:57 AM - Edit history (2)
She made the cropped copy. I did a final edit with Super Denoising for Mac.


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My daughter-in-law's cell phone photo of a passing train. A Cell Phone! (Original Post)
George McGovern
11 hrs ago
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Grey5
(116 posts)1. amazing...
that is pretty impressive detail.
George McGovern
(11,952 posts)6. Isn't it though Grey5? Cell phones have come a long ways. Thank You.
LoisB
(12,981 posts)2. Trains are so cool.
George McGovern
(11,952 posts)7. That they are Lois. Thank You.
angrychair
(12,251 posts)3. Very nice
Capturing that sunrise at just the right moment, by intention or chance, is just perfect timing.
George McGovern
(11,952 posts)8. Thank You angrychair. She was there and ready.
AZ8theist
(7,337 posts)4. As a train buff from the 60's as a kid....
..I ALWAYS appreciate train pix!!!
Very nice by your DIL!!
George McGovern
(11,952 posts)9. Once a train buff always a train buff I think. Thank You AZ8theist!!
Callalily
(15,389 posts)5. Very nice and I like the composition of both photos.
George McGovern
(11,952 posts)10. Thank You Callalily! I'd forgotten, they are two separate photos.
Diamond_Dog
(40,509 posts)11. Amazing clarity! Great crop and color!
Nicely done on both ends!
Old Crank
(7,027 posts)12. I would say that for most photos
It would be really hard to differentiate unretouched photos from a 3-4 year old phone camera from most DSLR or mirrorless when presented on a computer screen for normal viewing.