A Look at How Digital Cameras Lose Their Value Compared to Film Bodies

A Look at How Digital Cameras Lose Their Value Compared to Film Bodies
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If you've even decided to click on this article, then you're probably aware of some of the frustrations that some of your fellow photographers feel. Let's preface this: four of five years ago you may have purchased a Fujifilm X Pro 1.

Last year it was updated, giving it a sufficient four year life span. Now you want to upgrade, and you're finding that they're still going for brand new sometimes at a ridiculously low price and used for only a few hundred. But the newer cameras like the Fujifilm X Pro 2 costs around $1,699. Fujifilm isn't exclusive to this though: so too is Sony and the Micro Four Thirds coalition. .

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2017-2-14 08:04

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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