It’s easy to tell from the photos in the article that the iPhone is making up a lot of the images. It’s like a dream, it looks perfect until you start paying attention, and your brain starts filling in the gaps with nonsense. To me, that’s not good enough for a cherished memory.

> And you don't have to lug gear around with you everywhere and spend ages fiddling with settings, tripods and lenses.

I feel like if you’re lugging a lot of gear around it should be to take a photo that is difficult or literally impossible to take with a phone anyway.