I am thinking of selling off all my photography gear like my Sony a7R Mark II, my Sony FDR AX-53B, Canon Vixia G50 and my Canon Powershot G7X Mark III. I haven't touched any of them in weeks since I don't like to carry so much equipment with me.
When Apple release iOS 14.3, all Apple iPhone 12 Pro and Pro Max shooters will be able to shoot in Raw mode. That is a huge improvement for iPhone photography. I do mainly landscape photography right now along with cityscapes. I hardly do any night time photography or early morning photography. The iPhone 12 Pro Max has excellent lenses on the phone and they're only to get better. I have enough storage on the phone and the iPad Pro that it won't be a hinderance at all. I have the phone with me all the time. I don't carry around the big cameras.
I don't do photography people or animals. I don't do any studio work. Mostly I am outside in nature. It will also help with the minimalism type of life style I'm developing. By spring of next year I want to be out in western Canada and away from the miserable and bleak landscape of Ottawa and eastern Ontario and western Quebec.
I've noticed with the iPhone 12 Pro Max I hardly use the battery. I use maybe 30% of the battery with all day use listening to music, checking emails and watching YouTube videos. I am so engrained in the Apple eco-system, it's hard for me to leave. My current 2018 Apple iPad Pro with the 512GH internal hard drive and the 12.9" screen is a fantastic complement to the iPhone 12 Pro Max.
I want to start creating more and more YouTube videos to sell my existing photography on the various micro stock sites and my own site. The iPhone 12 Pro Max will definitely be useful for that.
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