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Good morning #tangledfam ! Today, I wanted to show you the…

Good morning #tangledfam !
Today, I wanted to show you the difference between #cameras !
Both photos are of the same eye — my eye!
You might think the first photo was taken with a phone and the second with a camera.

Well… it wasn’t!
The first photo was taken with a phone that costs €300.
The second one was taken with a phone that costs €1,200.
You can really see the difference!

Phone cameras can be amazing too — but they can be expensive!
The reason I want a phone with a great camera (the expensive one) is because phones let you choose between photo or video mode easily.
You can see yourself through the selfie camera, so you can be your own photographer!
Also, you can take it with you everywhere!

A good camera can cost anywhere from €500 to €5,000 — depending on the model and whether it’s new or used.
Some cameras are made only for photos, others only for videos. The ones that do both in high quality are usually much more expensive!

✨That’s why I prefer using a phone instead of a camera.✨

Of course, I don’t have that kind of money to buy an expensive phone right now — but I hope I will someday! It would really help me with my cosplay photos!

What do you think? Would you choose a phone camera or a regular Camera? 👀❤️
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and you are wearing contact lenses, -right? That 'cicle' around the pupil
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Actually, I’m not wearing contact lenses, not even invisible ones. What you’re seeing is a natural feature of the human eye. Our eyes aren’t perfectly spherical; the cornea (the clear, dome-shaped surface that covers the front of the eye) slightly protrudes outward. This can sometimes catch the light and create a visible edge or reflection that might look like a lens. It’s just a normal anatomical detail not a contact lens! ❤️😊
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okay then, -my next (and first) thought was, -this looks a little like "Corneal Arcus" condition. I've seen this before but usually it has 'color' like grey or smoky-blue... it is generally harmless in certain age-groups but can be of concern for other age-groups (generally, the younger the age with CA, the greater the concern) jmho