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Thats unfortunate. What if there are certain aspects to existing cameras that are only there because a lesson was learned in the past but is no longer ideal in
by nebula8804 4y ago
Thats unfortunate. What if there are certain aspects to existing cameras that are only there because a lesson was learned in the past but is no longer ideal in todays context. If there are no new comers that have the cash to burn to 're-evaluate' how everything is done today then we are missing out on potential innovations.
This process is like re-factoring old code but in real life.
- majormajor 4y agoThat's how Sony ate up a bunch of marketshare recently, actually, post-DSLR, by doing mirrorless early and well. They were involved already in the industry as a component supplier, and then expanded to take advantage of the incumbents moving slowly.