It's been mentioned many times where folks want to dive into the realm of "fancier" cameras. To me at least, it's all about what you want out of those photos that should drive the decisions as to what you should get for equipment. Much like everything else we deal with here, it will be personal preference and also depend on budget and intended usage.
For instance, a decent point and shoot or even a phone camera can produce some decent images. At least for posting on an internet forum or facyspace or for small prints even.
For me, the difference comes when you want a large print or you want to zoom in or otherwise manipulate the image. That's where a "good" camera system shines.
Fun test, which of these was on a cell phone?
For instance, a decent point and shoot or even a phone camera can produce some decent images. At least for posting on an internet forum or facyspace or for small prints even.
For me, the difference comes when you want a large print or you want to zoom in or otherwise manipulate the image. That's where a "good" camera system shines.
Fun test, which of these was on a cell phone?
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