Smartphone cameras have made leaps forward in photography in recent years, offering more megapixels and features normally reserved for high-end devices — like zoom and portrait effects.

This has made it a viable option for many “social” and everyday users looking for a camera.

However, as the capabilities of smartphone cameras have grown, so have traditional digital camera technologies.

The industry is currently undergoing an evolution, with DSLRs being quickly replaced by mirrorless cameras, which have consolidated their position as the new standard in professional and amateur photography.

In fact, in 2017, total shipments of mirrorless devices increased by 30%, and LRT decreased by 10%.

Mirrorless cameras are a step up from DSLRs by offering a smaller, lighter and mechanically simpler design, more powerful autofocus systems, high-speed shooting and greater video capacity, especially in 4K.

All this progress has been made over the past decade.

In the end, even the best smartphone on the market cannot compete with the capacity, superiority and versatility of a digital camera.

Digital cameras are designed to be flexible and help you get a perfect image, every time, in any condition.

Even if today, you can manually control the various exposure parameters on your smartphone, the capabilities remain limited in terms of zoom, depth of field or night photography, partly because of the size of their sensor and their ability to accommodate interchangeable lenses.

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