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Whether taking pictures with mobile phones is a waste of time depends on the context. For professional photographers, it likely is, as they require high-quality images and often need to spend more time editing and refining them. Smartphones, while convenient, generally produce lower quality images compared to dedicated cameras. However, for casual users, mobile photography offers a great way to capture memories and moments without needing extensive training or equipment. The ease of use and automatic features make it accessible to everyone. Ultimately, whether it's a waste of time depends on the individual's goals and the intended use of the photos.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
Well, I would say both the yes and no. Because, uh, when people need to profession need to create professional photos, Uh, it will would be a waste of time because it requests a more time. Um, and smartphones take photos with low quality compared to digital cameras. And why I said no because, uh, people when they were on the street or any anywhere they want, they can’t take photos without any kind of training. And thanks to phones, uh, they have, um, easy matters and easy, uh, taking photos and automatic, um, highlights. And uh, to sum up, I wouldn’t say that taking pictures, uh, is waste of time for everyone.
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