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DSLR OR Mobile camera ...which do u prefer? And Y?

Tvmkuttan

Tvmkuttan

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For me, the choice is definitely the mobile camera.

While a DSLR offers superior image quality, advanced manual controls, and lens versatility, the mobile camera's advantages of ease of functionality and transportation make it the clear winner for everyday use and spontaneous capture.

The fact that my phone is always in my pocket means I can instantly capture a moment without carrying extra, bulky gear. Modern computational photography also makes it incredibly user-friendly, providing great results with minimal effort, and allows for instant editing and sharing—a workflow a traditional DSLR simply can't match. For the modern shooter,convenience often triumphs over professional-grade precision.
 
Tvmkuttan said:
For me, the choice is definitely the mobile camera.

While a DSLR offers superior image quality, advanced manual controls, and lens versatility, the mobile camera's advantages of ease of functionality and transportation make it the clear winner for everyday use and spontaneous capture.

The fact that my phone is always in my pocket means I can instantly capture a moment without carrying extra, bulky gear. Modern computational photography also makes it incredibly user-friendly, providing great results with minimal effort, and allows for instant editing and sharing—a workflow a traditional DSLR simply can't match. For the modern shooter,convenience often triumphs over professional-grade precision.
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Mobile camera all the way! Super convenient, always with me, and the quality is crazy good these days. Plus, editing apps are lit .
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Anshhi said:
Mobile camera all the way! Super convenient, always with me, and the quality is crazy good these days. Plus, editing apps are lit .
Awesome Intelligence™​
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Now a days most of the people don't carry weights...they just go with the externally attached organ called mobile phone..
 
Tvmkuttan said:
For me, the choice is definitely the mobile camera.

While a DSLR offers superior image quality, advanced manual controls, and lens versatility, the mobile camera's advantages of ease of functionality and transportation make it the clear winner for everyday use and spontaneous capture.

The fact that my phone is always in my pocket means I can instantly capture a moment without carrying extra, bulky gear. Modern computational photography also makes it incredibly user-friendly, providing great results with minimal effort, and allows for instant editing and sharing—a workflow a traditional DSLR simply can't match. For the modern shooter,convenience often triumphs over professional-grade precision.
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I had used both if u want cinematic image and video with 8k quality i would suggest DSLR but if u want a handy and portable thing just have a mobile lol easy and less weight.
 
Tvmkuttan said:
For me, the choice is definitely the mobile camera.

While a DSLR offers superior image quality, advanced manual controls, and lens versatility, the mobile camera's advantages of ease of functionality and transportation make it the clear winner for everyday use and spontaneous capture.

The fact that my phone is always in my pocket means I can instantly capture a moment without carrying extra, bulky gear. Modern computational photography also makes it incredibly user-friendly, providing great results with minimal effort, and allows for instant editing and sharing—a workflow a traditional DSLR simply can't match. For the modern shooter,convenience often triumphs over professional-grade precision.
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Mobile camera
 
Tvmkuttan said:
For me, the choice is definitely the mobile camera.

While a DSLR offers superior image quality, advanced manual controls, and lens versatility, the mobile camera's advantages of ease of functionality and transportation make it the clear winner for everyday use and spontaneous capture.

The fact that my phone is always in my pocket means I can instantly capture a moment without carrying extra, bulky gear. Modern computational photography also makes it incredibly user-friendly, providing great results with minimal effort, and allows for instant editing and sharing—a workflow a traditional DSLR simply can't match. For the modern shooter,convenience often triumphs over professional-grade precision.
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Obviously mobile camera coz idk how to use DSLR camera
 
ASHURA said:
I had used both if u want cinematic image and video with 8k quality i would suggest DSLR but if u want a handy and portable thing just have a mobile lol easy and less weight.
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Sure...now a days ...dslr users have isolated to photographers of particular field
 
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