Originally posted by reh321 Last year I was teaching at a local college. As I left one day, I saw a maintenance man seemingly taking a picture of a tree. When I got close enough, I could see there was a hawk in the tree. Holding my phone out as far as my arms would go (*) I also took a picture. It turns out that the lens on that phone gives a view "equivalent to" 28mm on a 35mm camera - not at all what I would choose for that situation; as a result, once I got it home, cropping turned the 15.5 MB original image into a 1.2 MB resulting image. After that I made myself a new policy that I would be certain to always pack my Q-7 kit into my bookbag {of course, I never saw that hawk again after that}.
Phones are wonderful; they are better than nothing. But I have found that the type of picture I most commonly take, wildlife to railroads, my Q-7 is vastly superior to any phone I've ever owned.
(*) to the best of my memory this is the only time I've ever taken a picture in "zombie mode"
Hence why I'm loving the dual lens set up on my LG G6