There is a very big problem in the world of manufacturing and cameras--and it isn't the camera makers themselves. Instead, it's phones. Over the past 10 years, camera manufacturers have backed themselves into a very awkward corner for development of products.
First phones came for smaller, compact cameras. And over the years they've come for the bigger sensor options too with full on marketing campaigns that you don't need a DSLR for a larger sensor camera. Of course, some of us know better. But those some of us are in a very small minority of consumers. Heck, most folks don't know what an aperture is and they quite frankly don't care. They look at a DSLR or a mirrorless camera and they worry about an Auto mode--and that's it. . thephoblographer.com
2020-1-6 08:00
