Does it really matter what camera you use? NO - See inside

[TTQ B4U]

The best camera is one you have with you. If you carry a $2,000 set up, that's cool. However, it's often the cell phone that can be your best friend.

 

Interested in photography? Interested in War?

 

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Check it out:

http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/11/21/finding-the-right-tool-to-tell-a-war-story/?ref=asia

[frenchy chan]

definitely doesn't matter what camera you have

it's more about the photographer...and knowledge of lighting, composition, etc....my husband has taken beautiful photos with all sorts of cameras

[Xyster101]

I agree, but there is also a lot of photoshopping in those images. A higher end camera will take better pictures due to better lenses, circutry, and adjustability. The better the picture is you start with the less you need photshop for and the better it can be in the end.

[TTQ B4U]

I agree, but there is also a lot of photoshopping in those images. A higher end camera will take better pictures due to better lenses, circutry, and adjustability. The better the picture is you start with the less you need photshop for and the better it can be in the end.

 

Actually no photoshop. He used his iPhone with the Hipstamatic app. Great handy little "photoshop" effect like app that brings back some old time processing effects.

 

So, yes, processing was done, but my point was he lugs around a $2-4k Canon 5D system but shot these with a simple 3mp phone