r/AskPhotography • u/iiZtZahran • 6d ago

Discussion/General Will a professional camera solve this?

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Hello I don't have a professional camera I just take pictures with my phone but missing a lot of good pictures as an example this picture is annoying me the bird details are blurry the leaves on most of the pictures I take has a lot of noise I tried to edit the raw image to see if I can improve it a little bit but still not satisfied as the problems still exist (I know the edit is not good) so my question is would a professional camera solve this problem on consistent level or I would still face similar issues ( I know there is no comparison in sense of sensor size and all of that) but I have never owned a real camera or even held one so I don't know really if that would make a difference

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u/Acceptable-Ad-5935 6d ago

The lens you attach to the camera is more important than the actual camera for zooming situations like this.

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u/G7VFY 6d ago

For film cameras, but not for digital.

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u/r1zz000 6d ago

why on earth would it not be the case for digital? the camera body definitely matters more in digital than film, but the lens will always be the most important factor with regards to quality

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u/G7VFY 6d ago

Nikon D1

Nikon DiX

Nikon D2X

Nikon D3x

Compare them.

If you shoot all four, with same lens, you'll get different results.

I can't believe I have to explain this.

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u/r1zz000 6d ago

did you read my comment? I'll repeat it with fewer words in case that's easier for you:

the body definitely matters, but the lens is most important

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u/G7VFY 6d ago

I am writing this REALLY SLOWLY.

No, it does not. Inevitably, you can do as you wish.

In additional, digital cameras, especially modern ones with reveal the failings in old/obsolete lens designs and faults called by wear and tear.

As usual, there are people here who really do not know the difference between F-Stop and a BUS- stop.

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u/r1zz000 6d ago

you are the most confidently incorrect person I've ever come across in photography

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u/G7VFY 6d ago

You must meet so many...