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You're lucky. I've had the experience too many times. It has gotten bad enough that I've given up photography. I am too averse to confrontation to handle it (an
by EvanAnderson 10mo ago
You're lucky. I've had the experience too many times. It has gotten bad enough that I've given up photography. I am too averse to confrontation to handle it (and the PTSD-like flashbacks I get from it) anymore.
- jslabovitz 10mo agoUgh, so sorry to hear that. But I've had the same. I recently got a grip for my phone (TELESIN Master Grip). It gives me a physical shutter button, as well as a much better ergonomic hold on the phone, and a tripod thread to attach my old reliable wrist strap. That, plus Lightroom Mobile configured for high-quality yet editable shots (eg, DNG), allowed me to build what felt like 80% of a proper camera — and yet with far, far less public obviousness. I won't give up my rangefinder, but now I feel I have two choices: phone+grip for places where I don't feel comfortable with the camera, and then the camera everywhere else.