Originally Posted by
John H
I don’t use the cell phone that much. I like them for texting a photo of what is happening right now but for good resolution and printing a DSLR with a full size sensor seems to be the way to go. I have taken some phone pictures I thought were pretty good but when I got them on my desktop monitor I could see a lot of problems with them. Smart phones do a lot of editing to the photos. They pump up the color and brightness so they look good on your phone which they do but they seem to lose a lot of resolution through that process.
My ideal camera kit is a DSLR with one lens and a polarizing filter, a waterproof point and shoot with a fish eye lens, a GoPro, my phone if I have service, a light tripod and a dry bag to put the whole mess into. I do find the best way to get good pictures is to stop fishing. I usually get good pictures when the fishing is bad and I quit, there is only one spot to fish and I let my buddy have it or we stop to eat lunch. If the fish are biting I don’t seem to get a lot of pictures.
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