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I read it as implying that there are far fewer entrants into the market because people are using phones where they would previously have used mid-grade speciali
by Kalium 5y ago
I read it as implying that there are far fewer entrants into the market because people are using phones where they would previously have used mid-grade specialized equipment. The demand for mid-market equipment is drying up, but the high-end demand for professional equipment isn't.
- mc32 5y agoI see. I think that makes sense. As the EOS "Rebel" market is replaced by phone cameras, the pros still need their equipment which tend to be the higher end equipment which would drive up the median price. I just looked at the Sony site and the 70/80-200, 200-400, prime 2.8s, etc., look to be in the normal range.
- mark-r 5y agoNote that much of the demand for professional equipment isn't coming from actual professionals, just from ambitious amateurs who want good stuff.
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