#camera comparison

Is the Pixel’s camera reputation overrated when a phone half its price takes almost identical photos?

What's your take on using an iPhone for professional video production instead of a proper camera?

Is paying extra for mirrorless over DSLR actually worth it for video?

What's your take on Sony vs. Fujifilm for low-impact photography and video?

What's the best mirrorless camera for switching from a DSLR without losing quality?

Is a mirrorless camera worth the switch for someone who just wants easy video?

Which budget-friendly camera handles both photography and video well without overheating?

Is a DSLR still worth buying in 2026 for serious photography?

Are Sony cameras overhyped because of marketing, or do they genuinely deserve the crown over Canon and Nikon?

Would you ever switch from Canon to Sony for professional video work?

Mirrorless vs DSLR — which one actually takes better photos?

Mirrorless vs DSLR — which delivers better sharpness for wildlife photography?

Does anyone else think the budget camera market is way better than mid range right now

Does anyone else think raw video specs are more overhyped than real-world usability?

Which camera brand actually delivers real value without the typical hype?

Do you actually use all those “pro” iPhone camera features, or just pretend they justify the price?