this post was submitted on 14 May 2024
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Someone who wants good pictures from a crappy cell phone camera.
It sort of defeats the whole purpose of having a camera on your phone if you still have to carry around a camera bag full of lenses though doesn't it?
Probably, but what's the option again? 1, crap pictures; 2, carry lenses; 3, buy a dedicated digital camera and carry that around
I usually just use the crop feature to zoom in on the picture after I take it and just select the part I wanted. Seems to work pretty well. I have a Motorola that wasn't particularly expensive.
That works but only so far. Better optics will always yield a better image.