I bought a point and click camera for $100 in 2009 and it takes better photos than my $350 Redmi Note 5
I bought a point and click camera for $100 in 2009 and it takes better photos than my $350 Redmi Note 5
Connor Williams
Anthony Jenkins
google "why a lens matters" for $100, alex….
Robert Ramirez
It's all about the lens diameter.
Adam Reyes
No it’s about sensor area. That’s why a 6MP DSLR from 2000 will blow away new phones forever. You ever look at the ultimate resolving power of phone cams vs even an ancient DSLR? There are 40+ MP phones with less ultimate resolution than a 6MP DSLR.
It will always be this way too, until they make a camera with cell phone functionality instead of the other way around.
Noah Sanders
Is a point and shoot going to be better than a Pixel 2? I'm considering going for a feature phone and it's basically what is holding me back.
David Green
A dedicated camera will blow any phone's camera out of the water, always.
William Nelson
Use GCam
Brayden Thomas
Better lens
Better sensor
Phones make pretty good photos, but they have real processors that can do a lot of RT image manipulation. Cameras have to make do with a good lens and a good sensor and rat simple tech to shuttle the data to an SD card.
My ancient Nikon D1 can still make great large-sized photo prints with good glass.
Isaiah Miller
/thread
Zachary Morales
except it won't
anything under 200$ takes worse photos than today's flagships
there is no reason why you should carry such huge ass piece of hardware
if you wan't a good and cheap compact camera, get an rx 100
Justin Brown
Wyatt Reed
Is this actually any good?
Nathaniel Jones
any film camera >>>> best phone camera ever
Adrian Wood
most of those suck if you try to use it inside. they are good only outside in good sunlight.
Leo Gray
Wow it’s like Zoomers don’t know that dedicated devices work better than all in ones.
Matthew Miller
After 10 years though. You'd think it wouldn't be so.
Kevin Lopez
This is why porn was better until about 2009, true story
Michael Stewart
Phones will catch up to point and clicks with enough sensors and computational imaging. Though most multi sensors phones only use the lens for zoom, bokeh, depth sensing, and HDR. There is quite a bit more that can be done with the right solution.
Brayden Jones
Prove it faggot, I'm using the same phone as you
Connor Wilson
Also you got scammed, I only paid 200 Singapore dollars for a 64gb/4gb ram new.
Bentley Carter
Was using AUD.
Lucas Jones
Is this a joke post?
Logan Lewis
not at all. they jewed out on quality.
Jonathan Williams
It's a tryhard clone of the Panasonic CM1 that came before it
Ryder Scott
i bought a redmi note 5 and it still makes better phone calls than a canon point and click camera.
Justin Perry
I bought an iPhone 3GS for $300 in 2009 and it makes better calls than my $450 Nikon D3400
Christopher Harris
>anything under 200$ takes worse photos than 1000$ phones with a CPU that spends time on artificially improving the image
No shit. Buy a flagship camera if you want significantly better photos.
Blake Martinez
Today best phone couldn’t agains 14 years old DSLR full frame
Caleb Scott
>a specialized tool works better than a "jack of all trades, master of none" crap
who would have thought. Especially true for cameras, which have real objectives and optical zoom.
Angel Nguyen
10 years doesn't defeat physics, my man.
The compact camera has a bigger, brighter lens that collects more light. More light is more data, more data is the opportunity to have a better, more detailed output
Ethan Rivera
>I bought an iPhone 3GS for $300 in 2009 and it makes better calls than my $450 Nikon D3400
Look at this idiot, lol
Sebastian Peterson
>just put a big-ass plastic circle on the generic phone camera to make it look like a real camera
Carson Miller
the physics of optics son, no amount of deep learning is going to beat physical laws
Asher Wilson
/thread
Josiah Adams
Laughed Out Loud.
Cooper Kelly
Well there is some hope in a pelican camera solution. Re: put a grid of smaller sensors on the phone and combine the data in software.
Landon Moore
Well yeah, the sensor's bigger on a dedicated camera than on a smartphone.
For that same reason DSLRs are better than point and shoots, bigger sensor.
Isaac Mitchell
>device made specifically for one thing only
vs
>jack of all trades