It doesn't matter in itself. No lens can accurately capture the image. It's how to use it. If you know the distortion characteristics of the lens, you can take a picture with a certain degree of accuracy. Up to that point, even an amateur can do it depending on the practice. No matter how much an amateur fails.
Professional professionals start from there. Not only is it possible to capture the image accurately, but it is also whether or not it is possible to bring out the "beauty" of what is reflected there. It's almost certainly on-site every time. There is a difference between genius and mediocre.
I was doing a drama starring Mana Ashida called "Ending Cut" on NHK. Yui (Ashida Mana) is advised by a teacher in the painting class, "She should try herself. It is important not only for painting but also for living." This is the above.
Humans seem to see but not see. It takes practice to see it. We tend to assume that we "know" that we haven't actually seen or experienced it because of the influence of books, TV, and the Internet. However, the "experience of seeing" is completely different. When you draw a picture or take a picture, you will realize that you need that perspective. And that view is the person's experience itself, the way of thinking itself.
Conversely, what the person looks like is the person's experience and way of thinking. It may be closer to saying that Picasso "looked like that" rather than creating "Guernica".
I also have experience with books, TV and VR games. There is no doubt that the experience of reading a book called A influences "what it looks like" when watching a drama called B.
At that time, do not confuse "past experience" with "current experience" (or "future experience"), "knowing" with "experience" (in books and dramas). Experience and knowledge are now "re-experienced". We have no choice but to live in the "present".
I think this is one of the meanings of "experience" the "past" (or "future") in the "present", and perhaps the word "absolutely contradictory self-identity" by Kitaro Nishida. ..
I have to think about such troublesome things because I have a belief that "the past existed (existed)", and I recently think that it is the influence of letters.