The boom of vintage digicams has been one of the most surprising aspects of the camera market. As the camera industry is gearing up for larger megapixel devices, there is a segment that is simply done with them: Gen Z.
If you've never dreamed of a Leica at least once, then I think that you've probably been blindsided by what the idea of good ergonomics can be. Mirrorless cameras, especiallly those with an SLR shape, constantly change in some way or another.
Are DSLRs really set for a comeback? More importantly, are they only set for a comeback because of how monotonous digital cameras have become? Well, if sales on the second-hand market are anything to look at, Sony's A-mount lineup of cameras hold their value so much more than some of their mirrorless lineup of cameras.
No, this isn't a review of the Ricoh GR III or its iterations. That camera boasts an APS-C sensor and a cult following that I'm sure could fill football fields across America in their own echo chamber.