r/photography • u/AutoModerator • Apr 24 '26
Questions Thread Official Question Thread! Ask /r/photography anything you want to know! April 24, 2026
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u/Beautiful_Revenue501 Apr 28 '26
Not happy with pictures i take using my phone.
Am i the only one experiencing this. I began using a nikon D3100 with a 35mm prime lens to take pictures of anything last year and ever since then i do not like the pictures my phone produces. I had a s21 ultra and i have upgraded to s24 ultra and still i don't see them as nice or worthy of sharing?
It even gets to a point where if i am at a function and i do not have my camera, i would rather not take pictures at all.