Adawg1203
Well-known member
Re: This is why the Galaxy S4 is better than the HTC One
Yeah however, a smartphone camera is not meant to replace a DSLR but what it does do, is complement it.
DSLR owners, I am one of them, need both. A DSLR brings quality to photos but is bulky, may require lens changes, and can take longer to setup for a shot depending on, specific use. Quick impromptu shots/scenes can get missed if, you use a DSLR only. You will very rarely find me take a shot using "auto" with a DSLR (what's the point) so, imagine the time it takes to capture a moment. That is when the camera phone comes into play or a P&S.
Depending on how old your smart device is, the camera quality, certainly, can be more than adequate for most occasions. Bad shots can be taken with a DSLR as easily as with a smart device or P&S which is why, multiple shots should always be taken to get at that "perfect shot" regardless, of the type of camera used. Although, DSLR's in general, can be more "forgiven" when used by amateur photographers versus lower grade cameras (I'm not saying your an amateur by any means).
For me personally, I use a smartphone camera on most occasions, and as a compliment to my DSLR when, I bring it along for the trip.
Sure it's easier nobody's disputing that. But the quality between a phone camera and a DSLR is massive. I spent $10k on my trip to the Greek islands with my family last year and there's no way in he11 I would trust those memories to a point and click phone camera. Unlike you, my phone barely left my suitcase, but my DSLR was with me everywhere.
Yeah however, a smartphone camera is not meant to replace a DSLR but what it does do, is complement it.
DSLR owners, I am one of them, need both. A DSLR brings quality to photos but is bulky, may require lens changes, and can take longer to setup for a shot depending on, specific use. Quick impromptu shots/scenes can get missed if, you use a DSLR only. You will very rarely find me take a shot using "auto" with a DSLR (what's the point) so, imagine the time it takes to capture a moment. That is when the camera phone comes into play or a P&S.
Depending on how old your smart device is, the camera quality, certainly, can be more than adequate for most occasions. Bad shots can be taken with a DSLR as easily as with a smart device or P&S which is why, multiple shots should always be taken to get at that "perfect shot" regardless, of the type of camera used. Although, DSLR's in general, can be more "forgiven" when used by amateur photographers versus lower grade cameras (I'm not saying your an amateur by any means).
For me personally, I use a smartphone camera on most occasions, and as a compliment to my DSLR when, I bring it along for the trip.