Agree completely. But photography has a strong nostalgia quotient with old gear. A 40-year-old Hasselblad that takes amazing photos, and is worth more than it w

Agree completely. But photography has a strong nostalgia quotient with old gear. A 40-year-old Hasselblad that takes amazing photos, and is worth more than it was 10 years ago. What's also happening is that DSLRs are taking market share from even more high-end pro cameras (Leica, Hasselblad digital) and video cameras due to their more approachable form factor. So "good enough" can cut both ways (though the loss from the hobbyist market dropping out is far bigger than the gain from the high-end).