Experimenting Cameras Types

Iphone Photos:

I do like these as the saturation is very high so you can see the colours well and how they contrast each other. The only problem when taking the photos with an iphone is its very bright and hard to see when taking it on the phone screen because of any light reflecting. Also its very hard to take the shot as you need to be very still incase of shakes which results into a blurred image. Overall i do very much like these results.
For this i did straight on shots, and low angle looking up, i did this to get different angles of the building and also create different shapes of the from the angles i take of the building. The first one was taken at a distance to get the full building in, some i took where i cut out the sides and just got all building to take attention off senary and focus on building. And with shots from the area like the pavement i took it with a birds eye view. As i took these with my iphone the shutter speed, and ios was done automatically. It was easy to work with that as i didn't have to worry or waste time changing settings.
DSLR Camera:

These photos are more sharp and also where much easier to take. They aren't as saturated as the iphone photos however I like this look more as it looks more natural and what you see from when you look at something naturally and I wanted very natural photos. I took it free hand and thought the sharpness of the photos are very impressive.
I took the same angles as the photos above and below as I wanted to mainly focus on the different camera types and which camera looked better. My different camera angles also links with my photography research as like Adrien Endor used many different camera angles which I took on in my photography and Rut luxemburg with the distance of the buildings and also same shots like with pavement photo. The lighter photos of the building had the shutter speed of 1/400th however the area photos like the pavement shot was 1/30th. With the shutter speed being 1/30th it was very slow at taking however I over come that by holding the camera as still as possible to make sure it was blurry. The iso to all photos was 200 for all photo as it was such a bright day with it being natural night on a really sunny day. As the objects was far away I had a large depth of field with it being f/9.

Disposable Cameras:

I did not like the result of these pictures because of the bad quality. the colour and saturation are very poor, the sharpness of the photos are poor and the sun depends on the quality of the photo which was a struggle when trying to take the photos. You also cant zoom which makes it struggle when trying to take the perfect photos. It isn't the look i was going for with a disposable camera.

As it was a disposable camera i didn't change any camera settings however by the look of these photos it was too of a high iso however the shutter speed must over been quite fast as there was no blur in my photos and was able to take them quite quick and neat.