Depends on the situation but my iPhone is the camera I always have with me and it's good enough in almost all situations (eg: when there is no expectation to ma

Depends on the situation but my iPhone is the camera I always have with me and it's good enough in almost all situations (eg: when there is no expectation to make prints). For more set and formal photos I bring out the "real" camera mainly for its ability to use off-camera flash. If iPhone or Android supported the use of RF-triggered wireless off-camera flash combined with RAW mode photography it would be yet another nail in the coffin of interchangeable lens cameras. (The "real" camera has changed over the years; I used to shoot Nikon DSLRs but switched to a Sony a6400 [that I hate] and am contemplating a switch again, either to a full-frame Sony or a Canon R6.)