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The new fairphone 5 came out, it looks cool but the price is really, really high..

If it's a phone that can really last 10 years it could be good, but is that true? Is it worth it? I could get the one with /e/os from Murena because i want a degoogled phone with a bootloader locked, but is it usable on a daily basis?

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[โ€“] UnfortunateShort@lemmy.world 9 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Ingl, I don't see the difference between phone cameras anymore. I mean, I do when I look very closely, but if I want a really proper photo, I use a standalone camera. (Or ask people who own lenses twice as expensive as my phone on their own.)

[โ€“] XTL@sopuli.xyz 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I suspect the question isn't just how sharp or high res or low distortion or whatever your pictures are, but how fast will the camera open and take a picture and how many of those pictures are good enough given the range of lighting and distance people want quick pics of.

If you miss a lot of shots because the camera is too slow or crashes or the files are blurry, text unreadable, out of focus, badly exposed... failures of any kind, then the camera is not usable. That's still not uncommon in phones.

Lots of people are starting to figure out how useful being able to take a picture at a moment's notice is.