QUOTE(sjr @ Apr 19 2017, 09:20 PM)
Taking videos traditionally is to make a documentary or some stories e.g. movie or drama etc.
For home users, the only reason to take a video is when you feel a certain action is exciting or worth to be recorded.
Unless you are making profit by taking videos, or gaining popularity from others, otherwise I see no more reason to take a video.
Taking video for scenery? Perhaps you are taking a video on how a bird can fly, but oh please, just get a real digital camera or video camera.
There are certainly a purpose of taking videos or photos using phones. If not, manufacturers won't not even upgrade the camera of photo to the standard now or even 4K video taking. For home users, the only reason to take a video is when you feel a certain action is exciting or worth to be recorded.
Unless you are making profit by taking videos, or gaining popularity from others, otherwise I see no more reason to take a video.
Taking video for scenery? Perhaps you are taking a video on how a bird can fly, but oh please, just get a real digital camera or video camera.
One may have personal preference for not taking video using phone but it certainly does not represent everyone.
If phone is not made for home users to take photos or videos, the point and shoot camera or home user video recorder won't not be killed now.
It is exactly phones are made for normal users for this purpose, that's the reason why no normal users are taking extra camera or video camera but instead only those professionals.
Apr 19 2017, 09:28 PM

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