>>2785507
unironically, a phone
if you're looking to upgrade, get one with a good camera
you'll get more use out of it, and it'll save space too

>>2785508
how to cope with the built in microhpone being sensitive to wind? Putting a small sock over the tail end of my iphone when recording outside feels really retarded

>>2785512
You can get an external microphone with that fuzzy filter thingy for way less than 100 euros

>~100/120 euros
LOL
lmao even

>>2785521
Fuck camera elitists.

I am hella rich and REFYOOZ to spend munny.
NO, I will not spend 1000 on a lens
NO, I will not spend 2000 on a camera body
NO, I don't care what a DSLR vs Mirrorless is

I just want simple pull out, click, stick back in pocket

I will laff with glee as the camera industry dies due to filthy casuals like myself with our shitty cameraphones

FUCK CAMERANIGGERS

>>2785507
As long as you have a reasonably new smartphone, you'll get better results with that than a cheap digital camera unless you're looking for that CCD sensor look.
t. hikes with a dslrnosaur

>>2785507
at $100-$120 you're going to find anyting that works better than a modern smartphone.

At $300-$400 you can look at a used Sony a5100/a6000 series that will actually make a difference

>>2785507
phone camera beats out a lot of the dedicated gear unless you wanna do 360 video /out/door filming

>>2785508
>>2785594
>>2785657
>>2785674
camera enthusiasts, i currently have a gopro hero 3+, but need another camera for regular shots, I'm stuck with three options:

A: My iphone se 2020 that I use as my regular phone, however, the camera on it needs to be replaced for 70 bucks.

B: I still have my old iphone 7 with only a broken battery that can get fixed for 50.

C: Buy the replacement parts and fix it myself for cheaper, but risk fucking up my phone and also losing waterproofness.

>>2785674
No.
Dedicated gear is much much better when it gets dark.
Also, zooming in only works with dedicated gear. 16x digital zoom is nothing anyone desired ever.