Whilst they may have the resolution that DSLRs has years ago they won’t have the pixel density or share sensor quality.

“The problem here is that people are getting interested in photography without understanding the basic principles of composition, framing, and lens selection.”

So how does this unit teach people about composition and framing? Any why is it a ‘problem’ if people don’t understand those basic principles? Phones are being used as devices to casually capture moments and are not an alternative to a DSLR.

Kudos to David for having a go at developing alternative lenses – I can’t see anyone who is interested in photography choosing to use the device though.

Whilst they may have the resolution that DSLRs has years ago they won’t have the pixel density or share sensor quality.

“The problem here is that people are getting interested in photography without understanding the basic principles of composition, framing, and lens selection.”

So how does this unit teach people about composition and framing? Any why is it a ‘problem’ if people don’t understand those basic principles? Phones are being used as devices to casually capture moments and are not an alternative to a DSLR.

Kudos to David for having a go at developing alternative lenses – I can’t see anyone who is interested in photography choosing to use the device though.