Images I took with an iPhone 5s

[REP]

Some of my cats; chickens; an orchid

[Stevenmarc]

1. Assuring the demise

Of P&S's, well except for the high end

[duffyduff]

4. I don't think so. Many people can't afford iPhones and all of the strings attached to them. n/t

[Stevenmarc]

5. It's just not iPhones

The quality of the cameras in a variety of phones is improving and with the added ability to edit and publish on the spot many people now prefer a phone over a P&S.

Why do you think wifi connectivity in P&S's is such a key feature now, because manufactures know that they have huge competition from phones and their ability to access social media.

In the words of Chase Jarvis "The Best Camera Is The One That's With You" and these days it's usually attached to a phone.

[REP]

10. Can't do *everything* with a phone camera

but they keep getting better and better. It's so much fun to have a decent camera/tiny computer in the pocket! I still love using my "big" camera, but especially while I'm recovering from shoulder surgery, it's nice to still be able to take photos of my dumb plants

[nadinbrzezinski]

11. forget the points and shoots

this is what is also putting photo journalists out of business.

Though that might be partial. We were talking about it, two or three MAJOR incidents where you actually need an actual reporter might stem that bleeding.

[Stevenmarc]

15. Unfortunatly

It's not just mobile photography contributing to putting photo journalists out of business it's also declining interest in print media. However, photo journalists who have embraced new media, crowd funding and other sponsorship opportunities have found a way to maintain their business.

[northoftheborder]

2. Wow! I'm impressed.

[handmade34]

3. very nice photos

[RAAVAN]

6. Great clicks

I-phone has a great picture quality. The pics are awesome. The cat is looking so cute. I must admire the i-phones camera quality.

[alfredo]

12. Apple didn't add pixels, they made each pixel bigger. That

really helps low light performance.

[mnhtnbb]

7. Those are amazing quality.

[Lilyhoney]

8. Nice shots. One brought a tear to my heart.

I was taken by surprise by the first shot of the Calico cat. I had a cat that looked almost identical to yours. She was my best friend for 14 years and has been gone for almost a decade now. Crying now.



Lilyhoney

[REP]

9. That's Fannie

The cat with her is her father Thomas.

She's a very sweet cat, though she did nearly kill me in March (I'm pretty sure she didn't mean to).

[justiceischeap]

13. The quality is much better than my 5

I like (but not enough to go out and buy an iPhone 5s).

BTW, I like the kitty pictures. Kitties rule the web.

[Stevenmarc]

14. A sidenote to my original comment

Rumor: Panasonic May Soon Bid Farewell to the Compact Camera Game —Digicameinfo

According to a report by Digicameinfo, Panasonic’s compact camera business might not be long for this world.

The report claims that the company is “seriously considering” moving out of the low-end point-and-shoot market, at which point Panasonic will repurpose its compact camera factory in Xiamen, China to produce cameras for other manufacturers.



From Digicameinfo and you have to love Google Translate

Previously, Olympus has also announced "digital camera to focus on an interchangeable lens and high-end compact," but it seems to become that Panasonic also take a similar strategy.

Recently, people, is adequate camera feature of smart phone camera because like many, low-cost compact uncharacteristic much is likely to become increasingly stringent. On the other hand, I seem to be able to expect to improve our products that feature ultra-high magnification zoom camera and Tafukamera, such as high-end camera.