I’ve said before that one problem with modern phone cameras is the same problem with Kodak Brownie cameras of the ’50s/’60s, Polaroid cameras of the ’70s and point and shoot digital cameras of the ’00s. They’re designed first and foremost to take pictures of people and things relatively close. The goal is to get great pictures of your friends at a party or your new car in the driveway, not aircraft at 10,000′. Sports and nature photographers still use specialized equipment for the most part ... Read even more
