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Both comparisons are interesting, IMO. Phones naturally get replaced every two years or so, for lots of reasons most of which have nothing to do with the camer
by spindle 5y ago
Both comparisons are interesting, IMO.
Phones naturally get replaced every two years or so, for lots of reasons most of which have nothing to do with the cameras.
DSLRs are expected (by me, anyway) to last for decades. Mine was made in 2009 and still looks and functions just as if it was brand new. Since they last so long, lots and lots of people still have DSLRs as old as mine and want to know how they compare to the recent phone camera that they also have.