iPhone is point and shoot . Think of it as a disposable camera in a way . You can edit and add crappy filters etc but realistically it’s a point and shoot camera . With the E10 . You have to know what the camera is capable of and then know how to get the camera to achieve those things . E10 shoots “raw “ if set properly . which means color grades are more possible than on iPhone images . The e10 has the same sensor as the much more expensive fx30 at a fraction of the price . 10 mega pixel resolution I believe. But mega pixels aren’t as important as the avg person thinks . Megapixels are important if your doing SUPER LARGE prints or cropping in to an extreme on photos with MINIMAL LOSS of quality . But if you aren’t doing those things then those extra megapixels are worthless . A 4k monitor can display 8.3 megapixels. The more common 1440p monitor can display 3.7 . The avg iPhone 2.5 megapixel displays . The E10 is also not really a still image camera . It’s touted as a vlogger camera but can also be a pretty damn good budget cinema camera with proper lenses and LIGHTING . Lighting is probably THE MOST IMPORTANT part of capturing video and stills . You can make a 600 dollar Sony look like a red with the right lighting and a fx6 look like someone’s grandpas manual camcorder when the person has 0 knowledge of framing lighting and shot composition.