Apple unveils the best photos from the Shot on iPhone Macro Challenge
Slight OT: I am thinking about buying a camera. I have never had a good camera system nor I ever had a flagship phone (iPhone&#x2F;Samsung&#x2F;Pixel). I though a mirrorless with good lenses would be a good starting choice. I don&#x27;t want to do professional photography, I just want to shoot holidays in nature and my upcoming baby. I did some internet research and was blown away when people compare photos from best phones to photos from mirrorless&#x2F;DSLR cameras. My impression now after some research is that you can get better looking images from camera if you are willing to do some post-processing in Lightroom, etc. If you compare raw images then a lot of times people tend to say that the one taken on a phone looks better (I know it might not look more &quot;real&quot;, just that people like it more). Would you agree that buying a camera is worth only if you are willing to do a lot of preparation and post processing but if not just buy a phone with all the advantages it brings? Is it even worth buying a camera in 2022 if you are targeting a price of about what top model iPhone costs?<p>Let&#x27;s leave pure love of photography aside for the sake of argument.