12-15-2017, 09:45 AM
I don't think, many people really care to stick with an outdated technical concept. It's like asking what horse coaches are good for after the invention of cars?
I see some purpose in situations when sensors need to be exchanged by film. I still have a fully mechanical DSLR for post apocalypse :ph34r:
The mirror was a massive improvement instead of changing the mattescreen and the plates. making cameras small and comfortable. Decades ago...
It's this kind of development which makes them obsolete, like cars with petrol engines will disappear within the next decades. There's no reason to stick with DSLRs - except we say, thanks for all the development but for now we're good with our high price machines
No one needs a mirror to take a picture, direct ways are always better. But also no one needs mirrorless sytsem cameras because they do all kind of thinsg better than any DSLR. Stopping our constant consumption of new models might be hard, but worth a try.
Says the guy who now has more lenses than negative film rolls in the drawers... if my photpgraphy improved during the last decade, it was because of the lenses, not the bodies with mirrors in.
I see some purpose in situations when sensors need to be exchanged by film. I still have a fully mechanical DSLR for post apocalypse :ph34r:
The mirror was a massive improvement instead of changing the mattescreen and the plates. making cameras small and comfortable. Decades ago...
It's this kind of development which makes them obsolete, like cars with petrol engines will disappear within the next decades. There's no reason to stick with DSLRs - except we say, thanks for all the development but for now we're good with our high price machines
No one needs a mirror to take a picture, direct ways are always better. But also no one needs mirrorless sytsem cameras because they do all kind of thinsg better than any DSLR. Stopping our constant consumption of new models might be hard, but worth a try.Says the guy who now has more lenses than negative film rolls in the drawers... if my photpgraphy improved during the last decade, it was because of the lenses, not the bodies with mirrors in.