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These hypotheticals are simply ludicrous! It is as if photographers are eagerly waiting to ditch their equipment in favor of any "simple" tool that "does everything" and will render their current cameras obsolete. These sort of articles are aimed at the common snapshooter folk who may perhaps do just that, and not the enthusiasts like myself and many here. I choose to purposely shoot with outdated and "antique" equipment for the thrill and the enjoyment of the process. The idea that I would want to eliminate the myriad steps involved: from loading film, to switching manual settings, to developing the film, because a stupid phone has just been released, is simply an insult!
Yes!
but my iPhone *is* a "real" camera.Yes!
And that pretty much sums it up. So could somebody bring out the moose?
Lol
Wow, I didn't realize you were into fantasy (ie. geek) gaming.I am not "stuck in the past." I am an antiquarian!
That is a big number.This year, 2.5 trillion photos will be shared or stored online.
I just downloaded a bunch of photos my wife took on her new iPhone 7 Plus and ran them through lightroom along with photos from my 2007 vintage Leica C-Lux 2 and my Leica D-Lux typ 109. All I looked at were jpg files, I zoomed everything into 100% and looked at the detail. In bright sunlight with the sun to the side or behind the iphone images were reasonable, but those from my C-Lux 2 were still sharper and more detailed than the iphone photos.
Now, RAW from the iPhone may be different, I haven't messed with that yet.
I just downloaded a bunch of photos my wife took on her new iPhone 7 Plus and ran them through lightroom along with photos from my 2007 vintage Leica C-Lux 2 and my Leica D-Lux typ 109. All I looked at were jpg files, I zoomed everything into 100% and looked at the detail. In bright sunlight with the sun to the side or behind the iphone images were reasonable, but those from my C-Lux 2 were still sharper and more detailed than the iphone photos.
Now, RAW from the iPhone may be different, I haven't messed with that yet.
Iphone 7 can't even shoot raw natively...you need a third party app. Hahaha.