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I think its basically an artificial image that does a few things to draw the eye.
Eg your image has the watch centred and is a much flatter full frontal image.
Irl 99/100 watches are seen at an angle.
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That's really nice
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i think whenever you take a wrist shot yourself, the watch looks bigger. I assume it's to do with perspective/distance
I've got one of those phones with different camera lenses on it. Each lens magnifies the watch face slightly differently.
I'm not sure if it's the same for every phone but on my one, the wide angle seems to have the least distortion, and the closeup one (which I'd instinctively want to use to take a picture of a phone) which most effectively magnifies the face and distorts it.
Here's my casio - one with the wide angle (on the left) and one with the closeup (on the right). It looks a lot more like the one on the left in real life!
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i think whenever you take a wrist shot yourself, the watch looks bigger. I assume it's to do with perspective/distance
Another smiley Tudor, had to get my fave nato in 22mm too
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