NO, they’ll replace point and shoots (probably already have). They’ll make inroads into the prosumer market but there’s a large cost for the phone which does n

NO, they’ll replace point and shoots (probably already have). They’ll make inroads into the prosumer market but there’s a large cost for the phone which does not apply to photography and it’s harder to generate “the exact effect” with the phone due to its size and shape. It relies far more on digital zoom and lacks the controls of dslrs. The noobs and the poseurs will stick to their phones. That’s ok, as dslrs really suck for reading tweets.