04-23-2020, 03:39 PM
LOL, Toni.
So, lets see.
First of all, according to the data from last week, in the Netherlands shows 3% have antibodies among those who give blood to blood banks. That is way higher than the baseless percentage you give.
Furthermore... Yes, the global economy will take a dive for some time to come. That will mean that less people will buy cameras, for sure. What do you think will be the best tactic, not launch an advanced new camera and let customers need to choose different brands, or launch new products so you have a bigger slice of the shrunken market?
Professionals will need to make photos, also during a recession. Canon offering advanced/highly capable models for the professional DSLR market and the higher end mirrorless market (both in APS-C and FF) will position them much better to weather the current economic storm.
And people can buy their gear online, just like they have done in the past.
So, lets see.
First of all, according to the data from last week, in the Netherlands shows 3% have antibodies among those who give blood to blood banks. That is way higher than the baseless percentage you give.
Furthermore... Yes, the global economy will take a dive for some time to come. That will mean that less people will buy cameras, for sure. What do you think will be the best tactic, not launch an advanced new camera and let customers need to choose different brands, or launch new products so you have a bigger slice of the shrunken market?
Professionals will need to make photos, also during a recession. Canon offering advanced/highly capable models for the professional DSLR market and the higher end mirrorless market (both in APS-C and FF) will position them much better to weather the current economic storm.
And people can buy their gear online, just like they have done in the past.