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Blue_Morpho@lemmy.world ⁨11⁩ ⁨months⁩ ago

another one is an objective state of that product

Two people can disagree about whether glass is better than metal or plastic. Two people cannot disagree on whether one camera can show detail that another camera cannot show.

On a product that has a feature for “convenience” there is a point where that convenience becomes more of a hassle, and then i or other consumers stop caring about it.

Hassle? The technical details of the cameras are completely transparent to the user. One one camera when you pinch to zoom it gets blurry. On the other it stays clear.

when did i ever say i do that with my phone?

This entire discussion is about phones! That a desktop can use more cores is irrelevant to whether a phone needs 8 cores. If you aren’t gaming on your phone, then why aren’t you complaining about the 8 cores and GPU that you also don’t use? The Lemmy.world android app certainly doesn’t need 8 cores.

So im intrigued as to why you would even consider me using a phone to do anything significant.

“The best camera you have is the one you have with you.” d3.harvard.edu/…/the-best-camera-is-the-one-thats…

I used to have a compact digital camera and a DSLR. Every couple of years I’d buy a new compact digital because as they improved you could take better photos with them. Now my phone takes photos better than my old compact digital camera. I still use my DSLR for special events but my phone takes good enough photos that I don’t have to carry two cameras around. I have kids. I like to take photos of their events like track meets, orchestra concerts, hikes, and amusement parks. For orchestra and sports I bring a DSLR. I’m not bringing a DSLR to an amusement park. I also like taking photos of wildlife in my yard like hawks, deer, and even an eagle. Those things are spontaneous. By the time I went and got my DSLR with its giant zoom lens, the moment would have passed.

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