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Well, what happened to film makers or photo development shops? Photography as activity didn't go away but some components became unnecessary or a middleman coul
by Gravityloss 3y ago
Well, what happened to film makers or photo development shops? Photography as activity didn't go away but some components became unnecessary or a middleman could be bypassed with the new digital camera technology. And the same happened with camera makers as people could take good enough photos with their phones.
- sydbarrett74 3y agoThe above doesn't even touch on the analogue photography renaissance taking place. Polaroid cameras are being snapped up at flea markets all over the place. Zoomers and younger millennials are spellbound by the whole milieu.
- anon84873628 3y agoOh come on, that's not the same at all. Horses didn't go extinct after the automobile either -- they still exist in quaint or niche cases, especially as a hobby for rich people. That doesn't mean their role in society came back along with all the supporting infrastructure. Are you looking to start a saddle making or carriage business?
- sydbarrett74 3y agoFactories producing LP's have been unmothballed, so if there is sufficient demand for supporting infrastructure, the supply will follow. My point still stands. Come up with a better retort.