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I sold all my digital cameras after I bought an iPhone 7 plus and I am not the only one I know personally that has done so. Other than instant film, which iron
by TurboHaskal 7y ago
I sold all my digital cameras after I bought an iPhone 7 plus and I am not the only one I know personally that has done so.
Other than instant film, which ironically feels more magical than ever, I exclusively use the smartphone.
- jclardy 7y agoI used to shoot wedding video as a side-gig, and I had a range of cameras from the T2i to the 6D. I also owned a few P&S just for fun. Since the 7 Plus I have sold all my P&S cameras. The only advantage they have now is the longer reach, but I rarely actually need a zoom lens for a random shot. If I am doing anything serious I bring a DSLR. The main problem is I always have my phone on me, and carrying around something like an RX100 is a pain because of how thick the body is. It is not really pocketable, meaning it goes into a larger bag. Then if I have a larger bag, I might as well bring a better camera.
- StavrosK 7y agoI have the opposite feeling, the RX100 is small enough that I can just stick it in my suitcase/bag and go. If I bring my 5D with I feel obligated to get all the lenses/flash and associated crap and then I'm stuck with a huge 10kg backpack.