With so much new technology occurring in the convenience of your phone,
it’s no wonder why some might ask, “Is it better to capture the moment through
a digital camera or my smartphone?”
Well, as with most things, to each their own, but let’s go over some of
the pros and cons to help those that are undecided. For this article we are comparing the iPhone
5 with one of the best point and shoot digital cameras on the market, the Canon
Powershot SX260 HS.
Digital Camera:
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Pros
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Cons
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Higher Megapixels on the market
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Over Twice as Heavy
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20x Lens
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Lower Frames Per Second
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Depending on the iPhone you choose, the
digital camera can be less expensive
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Smaller LCD Screen Size
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Unlimited Continuous Shot Mode
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Image Stabilization
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Predefined Shooting Options
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iPhone
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Pros
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Cons
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Much lighter than a digital camera
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Lower Megapixels Offered
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Easier to take traveling
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Lens’ must be purchased separately
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Same HD Video Quality as a Digital
Camera
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Higher Frames Per Second
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Bigger LCD Screen Size
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It may seem that there are many more pros for the Digital Camera, but
the iPhone is definitely a competitive option.
With so many of their specs being similar to that of a Point and Shoot,
and considering the convenience of the camera being a part of your phone (which
most take everywhere with them no matter what), the iPhone is a great candidate
to become your new digital camera. It is
there to capture the moment at all times and in all places that you carry your phone
with you
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