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It is amazing the way that technology is moving so fast in tiny(relative to full-sized cameras) smartphones and so slowly in dslr’s or mirrorless cameras. Check out the changes and info on this flagship model, especially in the gray box:

https://www.dpreview.com/news/0068125576/huawei-mate-20-pro-triple-cam-offers-focal-lengths-from-16-to-80mm


https://consumer.huawei.com/en/phones/mate20-pro/


It also uses a nano sd card which is 45 percent smaller than a micro sd card.

Joe

Jeez, is that a phone or supercomputer? I think it's going to set a higher bar for other phones.

Have Fun,
Jeff

Why? Because of a simple reason; they sell way more smart phones then the do cameras these days - economy of scale.

An interesting article was sent to me by a fellow NSN’er(thanks Richard) this morning. It was coincidentally published also on Tuesday by Thom on nearly the same subject. It is much more in-depth than my simple question.

https://www.sansmirror.com/newsviews/20 ... ances.html

Joe

SantaFeJoe wrote:An interesting article was sent to me by a fellow NSN’er(thanks Richard) this morning. It was coincidentally published also on Tuesday by Thom on nearly the same subject. It is much more in-depth than my simple question.

https://www.sansmirror.com/newsviews/20 ... ances.html

Joe

That is an absolutely fantastic article and 100% on the point, thank you Joe for sharing it. I've been visiting Japan for two decades and while I would not go into the details of what I think, the fact that the "Camera ecosystem" is broken is plainly obvious. BTW, I love Thom's writing and his sites since I can intimately relate to some of his experiences.

Interesting low light comparison between Google Pixel 3 phone and Sony a7rlll:

https://petapixel.com/2018/11/24/google ... -shootout/

Joe

Many of the Sony cameras had a twilight mode using a combining of 6 shots (jpeg)