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I've pretty much stopped using my dSLR. My (android) phone isn't quite as good but so much smaller and more convenient its completely taken over. I'm torn wheth
by zz865 5y ago
I've pretty much stopped using my dSLR. My (android) phone isn't quite as good but so much smaller and more convenient its completely taken over. I'm torn whether I should upgrade dSLR because I love them, but will probably give up.
- mikeyouse 5y agoI'm a bit sad, but I've made the same decision recently. I had an older mirrorless Sony that I really enjoyed using and taking pictures -- and honestly, I did enjoy the process but it was partially because I could take much better pictures than anyone who was just using a phone. While shopping for a new camera, I just couldn't get past how much better phones have become and how much more convenient they are. I'm sure I'll still use my existing camera, and maybe look at buying an upgraded one used in a few years, but in terms of "Good Images per Dollar", it's just a no-brainer to spend that $1,000 on a 13 Pro instead of a new body.
- pornel 5y agoSame here. I've even tried a compact DSLR and with a pancake lens to get some of the portability, but it's still relatively bulky and lacks connectivity. Technically the DSLR even has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, but camera makers can't write software, so it's unusable.