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I had a prime f3.5 lens. I perhaps needed an f1.8 or wider to see a difference.

Nice shot. But again in my case there was no light. Pitch dark. And to get a similar end look as the iPhone shot, I definitely needed at least a tripod, or some support that wasn’t available.

My original point was that with the help of computational photography, one can get decent shots with a smartphone and a tap on the screen, even in low light. That is if the purpose is to keep the...

Yes the price is steep. That's why I'm saying it is expected to see the actual high quality cameras in mid range phones in the future. But of course the high end phones will have even better camera...

I’d like to see someone getting a successful handheld shot at about 1.5 seconds with a non stabilised kit. It was pitch dark and the subject wasn’t lit. There wasn’t anything I could brace myself...

Cool stuff. I’ll just wait for when that extra telephoto lens will be included on a less than flagship phone with 6.1” screen max. Oh wait, there’s the iPhone 13 pro. But would see that camera...

Yes but doing it everytime after I leave the camera for a few days gets annoying.

Yeah I thought I would need to have it serviced anyway. But now it seems not necessarily so. Perhaps won't need to wait for them to get an answer from Canon. It's right there in the manual. Thanks ...

I don't believe it's a common issue. Never experienced this. I always remove the battery from a camera before storing it and it sometimes stays there for some time when nothing to shoot. First ...

That’s basically fine. Sure for a prime lens distortion should be better, but it’s an affordable fast ultra wide angle lens. By f5.6 vignetting is gone. Good show.

I turn the camera off and remove the battery. After a few days, I put a battery in and turn the camera on and it prompts me to set the date and hour. As if it’s the first time I’m using it after ...

It was night. And the subject wasn’t lit. The camera could barely focus and if it did, the iso would ramp up to 40.000 with an acceptable handheld shutter speed. The iPhone 12 rendered a beautiful...

Impressive considering the small sensor on a phone. Quite practical when being out and about, not even wanting to carry a large sensor compact around like some Canon GX or Sony RX models. And one...

Depends on your requirements. If you wish to take shots with immediate good results to share through social media, the iPhone will be better, specially with night mode and other niceties. But if ...

Bought once a very clean used copy of that lens in its box for the obvious reason that I wanted a lighter and more compact general use zoom lens. I let it go after a while for lack of IS. ...

I see the G1X Mark III being complemented by an Eos m system. We have the 24-70 range on the former with the f2.8-5.6 aperture being unique to it with closer focus distance, add an m50 or whatever ...

It's practical to have a better camera on your phone should one be taking a walk and finding something interesting to shoot but no dedicated camera around.
The macro and telephoto options are good...

If you want the best bang for your buck and your particular use case, I'd say the 6D Mark II fits the bill. Compared to the 5DsR, it is a modern camera that includes practical features such as ...

Could you precise why it's such a joy to use compared to RF?

Looking good! As long as one has the lens correction profile this seems like a winner. Still need to see how those sun stars look like in future samples. It’s good seeing Canon taking a different ...