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Agreed. I like phones for photography, the image quality and the optimizations, features are great, but they have shitty ergonomics compared to a real camera. T
by petre 5y ago
Agreed. I like phones for photography, the image quality and the optimizations, features are great, but they have shitty ergonomics compared to a real camera. The thing with the phone is that it's always on me and that's what matters in the end.
I used many cameras, film and digital from compacts to one of the best 6x7 medium format rangefinder. Just pulled the trigger on a Leica DG 15 mm for micro four thirds, which will probably be my main lens from now on.
- jopsen 5y agoIt also seems to me that the future is with phones, because manufacturers keep pushing the envelope on phone camera performance. And as fewer people buy standalone cameras, research in better camera will focus on phone camera, since that's where the market is.
- petre 5y agoA phone camera is like a multitool. While it can replace a computer or a camera for 80% of the tasks, doing real work still requires a computer or a camera. There are also physical limitations, as in physics. You won't see too many sports or wildlife photographers doing their job with a phone, but for the majority of people who take selfies and snaps of their food, babies and cats, it's perfect. Also for the creative types and new media.