Let me just add real quick that I assume what was meant about the whole cell-phone bit (and not to speak for anybody) is that to me and maybe others you might sometimes equate cell-phone pictures with rushing because they are designed to be used on the fly and therefore a blurry result can happen if you are in a hurry, but if you take your time and hold your hand steady (which you obviously do, cuz those 1/6 Scarlett photos were crisp! ) and with the quality of some of the phones out there these days---- like Dante said people can work wonders with all kinds of cameras. And I know that Dante is the last guy who'd be an elite-ist about this sort of stuff. The last.

Take me for instance - I use a Canon PowerShot A1000IS, but even with that I had a blurry post of my 1982 Grunt taking a snooze on a scale-porch-swing that wasn't that fun to look at - but it wasn't the camera - it was "user error" I was just in a hurry that day and didn't take my time.....