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A tiny bit of observation!
It’s knowledge that takes photograph, not the equipment. I used to see immense number of cell phone photography especially I would like to say about macro photography. I’m simply blown away with their creativity. The macro images they produce are always trying to convince me to adopt a Smartphone. Smartphone photography keeps ranting on digital SLR camera photography when they're both totally different things. May be the convenience factor is definitely a deciding factor for most people having high end Smartphone. I do agree that that hyper-convenient camera already exist and it's the Smartphone. This is the time where mobile phones are entirely dominating the macro world and celebrating their triumph over DSLR.
But keeping aside the discussion of sensor size or aperture, RAW or JPEG, I want to say that I am a man from analogue age! I couldn’t able to choose the way through Smartphone whatever convenience it produces. Because I feel that there is a distinct border between a convenient and serious pursuing of photography. If artificial intelligence does everything for the photographers then how can you evaluate creativity or artistry? So I choose to shoot manual while it is still possible.
But I repeat again its knowledge that takes photograph, not the equipment.
A tiny bit of observation!
It’s knowledge that takes photograph, not the equipment. I used to see immense number of cell phone photography especially I would like to say about macro photography. I’m simply blown away with their creativity. The macro images they produce are always trying to convince me to adopt a Smartphone. Smartphone photography keeps ranting on digital SLR camera photography when they're both totally different things. May be the convenience factor is definitely a deciding factor for most people having high end Smartphone. I do agree that that hyper-convenient camera already exist and it's the Smartphone. This is the time where mobile phones are entirely dominating the macro world and celebrating their triumph over DSLR.
But keeping aside the discussion of sensor size or aperture, RAW or JPEG, I want to say that I am a man from analogue age! I couldn’t able to choose the way through Smartphone whatever convenience it produces. Because I feel that there is a distinct border between a convenient and serious pursuing of photography. If artificial intelligence does everything for the photographers then how can you evaluate creativity or artistry? So I choose to shoot manual while it is still possible.
But I repeat again its knowledge that takes photograph, not the equipment.