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The episode discusses the impact of smartphone photography on traditional photography and features an interview with Jefferson Graham.

Has smartphone photography reached the point where dedicated cameras are becoming obsolete? Or is there still something special about picking up a mirrorless camera and creating photographs the traditional way? In Episode 315 of The Camera Shake Podcast, I sit down with photographer, journalist and Photowalks TV creator Jefferson Graham to discuss one of the biggest questions facing photographers today. We explore the rise of smartphone photography, computational photography, artificial intelligence, travel photography and how technology continues to reshape the photography industry. Jefferson shares decades of experience covering cameras and consumer technology, explaining why today's photographers have more creative opportunities than ever before—and why vision will always matter more than gear. Whether you're an amateur photographer, professional photographer, content creator or simply passionate about photography, this conversation is full of practical advice and thought-provoking ideas about where our industry is heading. If you enjoy conversations about photography, videography, camera gear, creativity and the photography business, make sure you subscribe for new episodes…

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