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Digital SLR VS iPhone 11 Pro (35 posts / 4,692 views)
Boilie_Stop Boilie_Stop
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Post #31 31 Mar 2022 21:38
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As said you take it where you want to if you want to experiment with photography and get quality pics get a DSLR still believe a good lens beats what the newest phone can offer and I've got a D7100 nikon (old DSLR) and the new Samsung Galaxy Ultra 22 which is the best mobile phone camera on the current market still prefer the camera....

Photography is gripping but if you have no interest then stick to your phone.
Mitchawl Mitchawl
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Post #32 3 Apr 2022 18:07
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Could you share more please?
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Post #33 3 Apr 2022 20:29
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braders1978 braders1978
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Post #34 3 Apr 2022 22:19
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Are you an echo or a bot
alpha-male
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Post #35 4 Apr 2022 14:50
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Agreed, Long time a Sony user and currently using the Sony A1 which I can vouch, is a beast of a camera for both stills and 8k video. Yes, phones are gaining ground, but only because there's a lot of ground for them to gain. The gap was a cavern. They will never compete with the versatility of an outright pro camera, especially with night shooting. But you wouldn't expect them to TBF.

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