Can phone cameras fully replace dedicated ones for serious photography?
I've shot weddings for seven years, and I still get asked if phone photos can replace a real camera. For a golden-hour portrait or a candid street shot, today's smartphones are genuinely impressive. But when the light drops at a reception or you need to freeze a fast-moving subject, the gap between a dedicated camera and a phone becomes obvious. So do you think phone cameras can fully replace dedicated ones for serious photography? I lean toward no, but I'm curious where others draw the line.