A Few of the Camera Brands Might Not Survive

I'll never forget the look on a Japanese executive's face when I asked a very curious question. "Hold on, Sony introduced this feature in their cameras recently, how are you all coming out with the same tech at the same time?" He smiled at me, and didn't give me an answer.

That was a year before I started the Phoblographer -- and it wasn't until I was a bit further into my career that I learned the crazy truth. All of the camera manufacturers are all using each other's parts, designs, and innovations. Just think about it: if scene detection (otherwise call AI detection) wasn't a top secret thing, then why didn't Sony keep the secret all to themselves? And why does the company's sensors appear in so many cameras? It's made me wonder many times over and over again: if the camera manufacturers stopped working together, could any of them actually survive?.

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