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To be clear the iPhone shots are still great, but the DSLR is a cut above for certain scenes, e.g. low light portraiture. (full frame, 24-70mm f/2.8) Sticking
by ip26 5y ago
To be clear the iPhone shots are still great, but the DSLR is a cut above for certain scenes, e.g. low light portraiture. (full frame, 24-70mm f/2.8)
Sticking with one high quality lens & bringing no accessories helps a lot with the overhead. Pick up a tiny USB battery cradle & reuse your phone charger...
- ansgri 5y agoFor low light portraiture get yourself an aps-c mirrorless with a modern 56 or 30/1.4 lens and get both image quality and portability, no need for full-frame now outside of pro sports or wildlife.
- ip26 5y agoIn my case, I also shoot wildlife, and a fast zoom is clinch for preschoolers :) Not recommending my gear choices, just acknowledging I wasn’t getting those results with a 18-55 on a Rebel.