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  • The evidence says otherwise.

    ..like h2o just said it's hardly "evidence" that everybody and their mother is taking pictures with their iPhone now.

    As I said: I think for some tasks phones are very suitable - for a lot of others they are not.
    Aside technical limitations - what you call "traditional handling" is actually pretty important for people who are photographing seriously.
    Some really want a camera with focus / aperture rings, dials at just the right places etc. - this is very very different to tapping around on an iPhone screen.

    Just had a look how this tedious argument started in the first place -
    it was you stating that compact cameras are all of a dated concept now that phones are so good.
    Which is true, from the standpoint that a lot of people today do not buy a compact camera anymore as they're happy with their phone.
    There are fewer and fewer people who need / want / appreciate the advantages of a real camera, even if it's just a compact one, so yeah.

  • ..like h2o just said it's hardly "evidence" that everybody and their mother is taking pictures with their iPhone now.

    That's not all it shows. It shows a rapid fall in production of slr and compact cameras.

    I think that's enough said.

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