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The best camera is ALWAYS going to be the one you have on you, which is why the camera phone will always win hands down for convenience. However, no amount of m
by overcast 7y ago
The best camera is ALWAYS going to be the one you have on you, which is why the camera phone will always win hands down for convenience. However, no amount of magic is going to change physics when it comes to comparing one to a full frame camera. Particularly in low light performance, and anything further than a few feet away from you. I absolutely could not do my job without my D850 or equivalent, in the lighting conditions I'm often in.
- jswrenn 7y ago> Particularly in low light performance, and anything further than a few feet away from you. I am not a professional photographer, but for urbex, I find that my Pixel 2XL has basically replaced my LUMIX DMC-FZ300. Sure, the LUMIX could produce higher-quality low-light images, but shooting on a tripod for a long exposure shot is often impractical or impossible. The Pixel's Night Sight [1] mode is really good. I desperately wish I had a full frame camera with the computational chops of my smartphone! [1] https://ai.googleblog.com/2018/11/night-sight-seeing-in-dark-on-pixel.html https://ai.googleblog.com/2018/11/night-sight-seeing-in-dark...
- overcast 7y agoA modern full frame sensor will give you that. But if you're happy with the Pixel, use it!