>>3990121I grew up at the beginning of the DSLR age and spent years at my high school and college newspaper slowly building out my gear to include a few L lenses. After college, I transitioned into some portrait and landscape photography, picking up a few mirrorless cameras along the way.
The last 3 years though, I’ve been taking out my mirrorless camera less and less and can’t honestly remember the last time I took my DSLR out.
Even now, finishing up a week long vacation, I think I’ve taken about 40 photos with my mirrorless versus a few hundred with my iPhone.
Post processing, even RAW auto bracketed images, I still can’t get quite the same dynamic range on my landscape photos that my phone gets with the built in HDR. Sure, I could carry around a tripod and go for a manual +/- 3-4EV, but that adds weight further.
Im at a weird point - I know my actual cameras take better photos some of the time… but honestly I’m having a hard time telling my phone photos apart in an album most of the times.
Anyone else seeing this?
