Oct 25, 2014, 10:56
Phil, thanks for clarifying things. I suspect a some of us, me included, have continued with a specific brand of camera in the digital realm because that is what we were using in the film days. I still have my old Canon film camera and the set of lenses that I used with it. I also used the lenses with my first digital camera until I began to realize that 20 to 30 year old lenses just didn't cut it in the digital era, at least mine didn't. So, I saved my $$ and gradually accumulated more current lenses for my digital cameras.
One very good thing that the digital era has done is to create more and hopefully better competition between the major players from the perspective of technology not only in the final products, but also in the processes that go into manufacturing them. In the end, it is you and me, the consumer, who win.
WesternGuy
One very good thing that the digital era has done is to create more and hopefully better competition between the major players from the perspective of technology not only in the final products, but also in the processes that go into manufacturing them. In the end, it is you and me, the consumer, who win.
WesternGuy