It’s an interesting question. Of course, when it comes to image quality, your DSLR (and certainly all modern DSLRs) win hands down. But smartphone cameras are improving, and many can now produce images that make for a decent A4-size print.
And in terms of portability, when it comes to the camera you’re most likely to carry everywhere your smartphone camera certainly has a leg up over your DSLR.
The team at Zippi waded into the smartphone camera vs DSLR debate with this thoughtful infographic examining the strengths of each. The graphic examines the lenses, battery life, picture quality, zoom strength and usability of these very different types of cameras.
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