I have a fair number of cameras. They range from a top of the range DSLR (one of four DSLRs I have) to an ancient manual camera I bought in Mocow in the communist era.
But that said, I take all my food photos with an old Samsung cell phone. It is a bit battered and out of date, but has a great camera, when it comes to taking food pictures. Less so for other applications.
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I have a fair number of cameras. They range from a top of the range DSLR (one of four DSLRs I have) to an ancient manual camera I bought in Mocow in the communist era.
But that said, I take all my food photos with an old Samsung cell phone. It is a bit battered and out of date, but has a great camera.
