02-24-2015, 04:00 PM
Guys, you have tooo much the traditional "cool camera" perspective.
Majority of people don't want to carry around tons of stuff. And the minority doesn't want, too, but it looks professionally
Majority of people is happy enough with a selfie on twitter - composing? Boring. Developing? Nerd-stuff. Blurred? I need a new phone.
As it's done quicker than typing "I was here and the Eiffeltower looks a bit rusty." Cameras? Smartphones are with the majority and nobody has even to think about packing a bag of lenses.
Even a Lytro - what a Nerd-stuff, you can't print it easily, mail it, post it on FB.
DSLRs will become what the medium and large format cameras once were: High tech dust collectors. Nobody really has fun reading a 500 page manual and adjusting all the creepy little topics in the menus. DSLR are on the best way to become dinosaurs.
So, let's saddle the Nikonosaurus rex and the Canodactylus and Pentaxodon and have as much fun as we want - the uncertain furture of the old manufacturers don't have to become our problems.
Majority of people don't want to carry around tons of stuff. And the minority doesn't want, too, but it looks professionally
Majority of people is happy enough with a selfie on twitter - composing? Boring. Developing? Nerd-stuff. Blurred? I need a new phone.
As it's done quicker than typing "I was here and the Eiffeltower looks a bit rusty." Cameras? Smartphones are with the majority and nobody has even to think about packing a bag of lenses.
Even a Lytro - what a Nerd-stuff, you can't print it easily, mail it, post it on FB.
DSLRs will become what the medium and large format cameras once were: High tech dust collectors. Nobody really has fun reading a 500 page manual and adjusting all the creepy little topics in the menus. DSLR are on the best way to become dinosaurs.
So, let's saddle the Nikonosaurus rex and the Canodactylus and Pentaxodon and have as much fun as we want - the uncertain furture of the old manufacturers don't have to become our problems.