Join the dark side? :bsmilie:
I am already on the dark side, the white side and many other sides. Just that my big lenses are white and quite costly to change. :dunno:
Join the dark side? :bsmilie:
Well they did increase the 5dmk3 price by another 1k..I bet they are going to pump it in too the 7dmk2..I bet it's going to be like 2.9k retail
I am already on the dark side, the white side and many other sides. Just that my big lenses are white and quite costly to change. :dunno:
Sounds like you're a jack of all trades! Hope you stay with the heavenly side!
I am definitely master of none, not even sure if I can even be jack of all trades. My only claim is a competent point and shoot camera user. :embrass:
then you should not spend any more on 7d2, try s8400w 24-1056mm zoom range enough from wide to your supertele needs, it will cost around sgd500-600, not to mention the weight and size convenient :bsmilie:
then you should not spend any more on 7d2, try s8400w 24-1056mm zoom range enough from wide to your supertele needs, it will cost around sgd500-600, not to mention the weight and size convenient :bsmilie:
Thanks for your suggestion.
Looks like the 7D Mark II will not make it to market in 2013 according to CR. There may be an announcement in 2013, followed by a launch in 2014.
Here's hoping that they are staking more time to build a much improved sensor that will exceed the Sony based sensors in Nikon and Sony.
Interesting, what type of business strategy is this?
The kind that does not take unfounded rumours too seriously and concentrate on their roadmap, instead of letting a few noise makers dictate their road map. Sounds like a very legit and reasonable business strategy.
A successful business strategy has to consider market conditions and customer expectations. If the company just focus on its own internal requirements and constraints then it will lose market share.
But the supposed launch/specs and now the supposed delays are just rumors.
CR has been known to be accurate, but they have also been known to be way off-base too.
And Canon seemed to like to help me save my wallet![]()
A successful business strategy has to consider market conditions and customer expectations. If the company just focus on its own internal requirements and constraints then it will lose market share.
Doesn't help them when false expectations are set by rumour mongers.