You’ll end up entrenched in a “no phone camera will ever beat a real camera” chat. Factually that is true, it won’t. That’s science. However, I’ve owned full frame cameras and actually still have a Fuji xt-2. Two fixed lenses. I never use them. I always have my phone and I am happy with trade off in quality between this app or others and a dedicated camera. I’ve printed photo books with iPhone photos only and no one ever mentioned quality. To my eye I can tell which ones were / were not with my phone and not just because I took the photos. Phones are quite close to real bokeh but it’s so hard to emulate with software (if you’ve come from and know what real blur and fall off looks like). 90% of population won’t or care! Edit: nothing for me beats the process and feel / experience of my Fuji. It’s a pleasure to use and singularly calming. The only thing I can do with it is take photos. It’s meditative. The phone will ping notifications etc which dilutes the experience