I've been shooting street photography for a decade, and smartphone cameras have gotten so good that I rarely carry my DSLR anymore. But when a fleeting moment happens—like a stranger's expression in a crowd—the phone's instant wake and AI processing often capture it better than my bulky gear. However, I still miss the depth and control of a full-frame sensor, especially in low light or when I want a shallow depth of field. That makes me wonder: does the convenience of a phone camera outweigh the artistic quality of a dedicated camera for most photographers today?