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> Most won't make use of post-processing, focal lengths, apertures that an interchangeable lens camera with high dynamic range provides. On the other hand, as
by bscphil 5y ago
> Most won't make use of post-processing, focal lengths, apertures that an interchangeable lens camera with high dynamic range provides.
On the other hand, as someone who does do extensive post-processing, I've moved to capturing raw images even on my phone. There are frequent occasions when I've found that this allowed me to get a much higher quality capture. I'm using a several years old Android, though, so YMMV.
> I've stopped using my full-frame
On some level it's really depressing to me to think about how much high quality equipment is just sitting in closets thanks to smartphones. I know I'll likely never be able to afford a full frame DSLR on my plausible future salaries (I'm not in the tech industry).
- ngokevin 5y agoRAW on phone is great. My reason for not using my full-frame less often is that posting photos on social media made me feel like a narcissist so I stopped. I didn't really have the passion to take and process photos just for the joy of it, I mostly was carrying it around during trips and outings.