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[Time Published September 09, 2013 at 06:59PM]
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The camera. If there’s any part of the smartphone that’s seen its usage rate skyrocket over the past few years, that’d be it. Smartphone cameras have gone from little VGA shooters barely worthy of being called a camera to 12, 20, and even 41 megapixel beasts with image quality unfathomable just a few short years ago.
We now walk almost everywhere with a small camera in our pockets or purses, logged in to Facebook and Instagram and Twitter, ready to share our latest heartwarming, heartbreaking, intense, intriguing, and inane moments with our family, our friends, and the world.
So are mobile phone cameras really good enough to replace a dedicated point-and-shoot camera? What about a bigger traditional DSLR? With these photos ever easier to share and reshare, how can we be sure that the photos we take that need to be private stay private?
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[Time Published September 09, 2013 at 06:59PM]
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The camera. If there’s any part of the smartphone that’s seen its usage rate skyrocket over the past few years, that’d be it. Smartphone cameras have gone from little VGA shooters barely worthy of being called a camera to 12, 20, and even 41 megapixel beasts with image quality unfathomable just a few short years ago.
We now walk almost everywhere with a small camera in our pockets or purses, logged in to Facebook and Instagram and Twitter, ready to share our latest heartwarming, heartbreaking, intense, intriguing, and inane moments with our family, our friends, and the world.
So are mobile phone cameras really good enough to replace a dedicated point-and-shoot camera? What about a bigger traditional DSLR? With these photos ever easier to share and reshare, how can we be sure that the photos we take that need to be private stay private?
The post The mobile photography revolution – Talk Mobile appeared first on AIVAnet.
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[Source Maxim Bange shared items on The Old Reader (RSS) http://www.aivanet.com/2013/09/the-mobile-photography-revolution-talk-mobile-3/]
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