Thanks. The cameras in modern high end phones are pretty good now. Possibly almost good enough for professional use, if software/hardware was made that allowed the control of lighting on the device as well. Lower end cellphones tend to have significantly less quality, although still a lot better than a few years ago. I think even to some extent modern mirrorless cameras do too much and people aren’t needing to (or willing to) learn about the exposure triangle, etc.
Thanks for the recommendation. I’m off to look up Tavis Lead Glover and dynamic symmetry. Appreciate it.