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I think you might be right. A lot of the damage already has been done... but the pro and prosumer camera markets are still shrinking pretty quickly. It's a con
by falcrist 7y ago
I think you might be right. A lot of the damage already has been done... but the pro and prosumer camera markets are still shrinking pretty quickly.
It's a concerning trend, which makes me hope that camera manufacturers get ahead of the trend by introducing features that I feel are lacking in "real" cameras.
- fock 7y agoWell, if you look at Nikon DSLRs: if you are shooting landscapes or portraits and are ok with the ergonomics of your gear/not printing _really_ big posters: your D750 is still state of the art (6 years old), so why buy new. What is a little bit disconcerting is, that everyone is jumping the full-frame wagon and not going the niche/mini-series way, they should probably go (this might lead to a disruptive change with a lot of knowledge lost in bankruptcies – which would be bad).