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Hannes van Eeden 
I’ve recently started using my DSLR and although my iphone takes pretty decent pictures, you can’t beat the ability to zoom in and still have a crystal clear image. As it is heavy, I think I’ll probably continue to use both however.
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That’s probably best. Both are great, depending on the situation and what you want to use them for. 🙂
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DSLR for sure especially to print pictures. Phone cameras are much improved, it gives much more freedom. DSLR is my personal choice.
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For classic car shows I tend to rely on my old Nikon D3200. Sometimes I use my Fuji FinePix S1500, also pretty old but it does some decent stuff. I rarely shoot very much of anything with my iPhone 7+ (again, I tend to keep equipment for a long time).
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I think I’d always use my mobile for everyday photos, but have just purchased a Nikon DsLR and am looking forward to experimenting with it.
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Goodluck and have fun with your new camera! 🙂
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