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The cameras in many new smartphones are becoming so good that they may spell trouble for the average point-and-shoot camera. And in addition to the convenience of carrying one device, they’ve also streamlined photo sharing.
(via Phone Cameras Challenge Point-And-Shoot Compacts)
Photos: Mallory Benedict and Cristina Fletes / NPR
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So true. I have friends who don’t bother with P&S...just use their smartphones.
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iphone pics better. Is that wrong
