The author's previous piece discussed the second-generation iPhone Air's inclusion of an ultra-wide lens instead of a telephoto. This utility stems from the author's personal use of the ultra-wide lens primarily for scanning documents and taking quick reference images. Photography, in the author's view, implies creating aesthetically pleasing images intended for long-term enjoyment. Telephoto lenses are exclusively suited for this purpose. Conversely, the ultra-wide lens offers additional functionality beyond traditional photography. Digital zoom can substitute for a telephoto, but a wider perspective or closer focus cannot be duplicated. The 0.5× ultra-wide lens on the iPhone Pro has a significantly shorter minimum focal distance of 2 cm compared to the 1× lenses on both models. This close-focusing capability is crucial for tasks like taking macro photos of objects and text for AI analysis. A reader who switched from an iPhone Pro to an Air confirmed this sentiment, stating they missed the ultra-wide lens more than the telephoto. This user would consider an upgrade if the ultra-wide lens were added to the Air model.