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What’s the net output for the majority of photos? Probably a social media post at best. I don’t think most viewers are going to be that critical. The best came
by 999900000999 1y ago
What’s the net output for the majority of photos?
Probably a social media post at best. I don’t think most viewers are going to be that critical. The best camera is always the one you have on you .
- aspenmayer 1y ago> The best camera is always the one you have on you . And if all you have is a phone, then you will only ever have phone camera quality photos. For many, that is good enough, but it’s not really an argument to not buy a dedicated camera, so that you may carry it, and even use it to shoot better photos than your phone could.
- SoftTalker 1y agoThe majority of photos are looked at once, maybe shared, and then sit consuming a few MB of storage never to be looked at again.
- goblin89 1y agoWhether you post it on social media or not, if you want to do photography more or less for its own sake, a phone (particularly mid-range) is unlikely to have a satisfactory camera. If you need an ability to make utility snaps, then absolutely.