Well in a perfect world, I'm always carrying
a camera when I see something worth shooting.
But at the moment I saw this, I was lugging
around a bunch of radio production gear and
focusing entirely on gathering sound for this NPR report. Sometimes, you can only carry so much stuff
and focus on so many things at once. The nice
thing about carrying around a multifunction
phone is that I'm always carrying it anyway, and it takes, oh, ten seconds and zero
forethought to reach in my pocket, grab it,
shoot, and done. I'd rather have a crappy
phonecam snapshot than none at all.
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Walsh (89 months ago | reply)
i have one in my barn:

Blacknell (89 months ago | reply)
We need treo's with better cameras, don't we?
mbrewer (88 months ago | reply)
How about just using a camera instead of a phone?
xeni (88 months ago | reply)
Well in a perfect world, I'm always carrying a camera when I see something worth shooting. But at the moment I saw this, I was lugging around a bunch of radio production gear and focusing entirely on gathering sound for this NPR report. Sometimes, you can only carry so much stuff and focus on so many things at once. The nice thing about carrying around a multifunction phone is that I'm always carrying it anyway, and it takes, oh, ten seconds and zero forethought to reach in my pocket, grab it, shoot, and done. I'd rather have a crappy phonecam snapshot than none at all.
markwgallagher (88 months ago | reply)
i've always wondered why we don't take a series of smaller shots and autostitch them together for a higher resolution photo?
fbz_ (88 months ago | reply)
markwgallagher: that is a great idea. i think i will write some scripts to autostitch my phonecam photos.