Hi guys,
Ive been shooting with a DSLR for about 3 years and a Mirrorless (Fuji xt1 + xt2) for about 2. Even with the mirrorless, I found the thing to much of a hassle to bring around with me everywhere. Both cameras were also super overkill for the travel photography I was interesting in shooting. All I ever really did was post on instagram and on Squarespace now and then. I do not plan on making a dime from my photographs nor do I want to.
When the iPhone X came out I was absolutely in love with the device and started to wonder if the iPhone was capable of being my main shooter. I asked around on a few subreddits and 9/10 times people were in favor of the Fuji xt-2. Clearly, the mirrorless is better than the iPhone X. However, I don't think it was that much better in my case to warrant keeping a $2,000 dollar camera and hauling it around with me.
I sold the camera and used that money to book a flight to Shanghai and then Seoul.
Here are the pictures I took - www.phaotos.com
At first, I was super nervous about how I booked a trip with the sole intentions of taking pictures and I didn't even have a good camera to capture these moments with. I was quickly proved wrong and was loving the images I was getting with the iPhone X.
All of these images are edited in VSCO cam. I own all of the packs and am a VSCO X member. However, I 80% of the time use A6. Also, starting to use the iPhone's exposure setting significantly improved my shots.
I dont think selling a mirrorless camera for an iPhone is a good idea for everyone. But I'm glad I did it. I would def keep a DSLR or Mirrorless if you take photography a bit more seriously than I do.
Enjoy
Ive been shooting with a DSLR for about 3 years and a Mirrorless (Fuji xt1 + xt2) for about 2. Even with the mirrorless, I found the thing to much of a hassle to bring around with me everywhere. Both cameras were also super overkill for the travel photography I was interesting in shooting. All I ever really did was post on instagram and on Squarespace now and then. I do not plan on making a dime from my photographs nor do I want to.
When the iPhone X came out I was absolutely in love with the device and started to wonder if the iPhone was capable of being my main shooter. I asked around on a few subreddits and 9/10 times people were in favor of the Fuji xt-2. Clearly, the mirrorless is better than the iPhone X. However, I don't think it was that much better in my case to warrant keeping a $2,000 dollar camera and hauling it around with me.
I sold the camera and used that money to book a flight to Shanghai and then Seoul.
Here are the pictures I took - www.phaotos.com
At first, I was super nervous about how I booked a trip with the sole intentions of taking pictures and I didn't even have a good camera to capture these moments with. I was quickly proved wrong and was loving the images I was getting with the iPhone X.
All of these images are edited in VSCO cam. I own all of the packs and am a VSCO X member. However, I 80% of the time use A6. Also, starting to use the iPhone's exposure setting significantly improved my shots.
I dont think selling a mirrorless camera for an iPhone is a good idea for everyone. But I'm glad I did it. I would def keep a DSLR or Mirrorless if you take photography a bit more seriously than I do.
Enjoy