Serious question - do modern cameras have the machine learning and algorithmic features to improve shots? I’ve been upgrading iPhones for camera purposes (I know) but this might be the year that I go for a legitimate shooter
nothing beats the simplicity of importing video or being able to upload it directly from the device, when you modify it on the go, etc.
you don’t need any machine learning...the processor in the RX100m7 has the fastest autofocus on par with $5000 A9 full frames... perfect autofocus in 0.02 sec, no cell phone can touch it. 200x optical zoom, no cell phone can touch it. 1” sensor, no cell phone can touch it.
All these phone are trying to emulate the RX100m6/7 optical capabilities. Never gonna happen, and if it gets close they’ll come out with something a decade ahead of where Apple is at.
If you want to actually shoot quality photos, you have to have a quality camera. You will never be able to maximize your potential being handicapped by an iPhone. Do research and shoot in .RAW with the RX100 & blow it up in Lightroom, then compare it with this iPhone 12 Pro Max....its not a fair fight, the iPhone 12 Pro Max would have a better shot of beating Rafael Nadal in Roland Garros, than it does beating the RX100.
I’m not saying these don’t shoot quality photos...they do. I’m saying this is the minor leagues of photography, and anyone who says otherwise is a shrill for
Instagram is the definition of socialism, because they force every image to be the same resolution. A OG SE photo looks the same as a $25,000 medium format camera. However on Facebook and platforms like this, which actually let you post the full resolution, it is like a sumo wrestler versus a baby.
