All good things must end so it will eventually come no doubt. But I think the author spoke too soon.
Agreed.
And hell, my SLR still alive.. don't talk bout DSLR... lol
All good things must end so it will eventually come no doubt. But I think the author spoke too soon.
the future of photography is a camera
tapping data off our optical nerves (stereoscopic )
running off power from sugar in our bloodstream.
it'll get information out by sending it to (or being part of) a smart phone type of device also embedded in us and running off blood sugar.
Yup, cannot cheat physics. I've looked at mirrorless systems and it seems like the really small setups involve primes. Zooms are still pretty big compared to their counterparts in the "traditional DSLR" systems, with some exceptions here and there.
i am now so confuse...sony comes out with too many stuff already...
With the end of DSLR there'll be the end of photo forums.
What will we be talking about?
Maybe in 50 years time then this will be happening. I mostly dont know what other be talking as I also might not be around liao. Ha ha!
smartphones is the in thing now
Smartphone + selfie stick
And always don't hide the other hand in the photos.
:bsmilie:
I give the DSLRs 5 at the most 10 years as a 'main stream' product. The only people using them will be pros (and then only in specific situations) and the 'wanabe' pros.
Canon/Nikon will have one or two high end DSLRs in their line up for the pro market, but most of their line will also be mirrorless. Every other DSLR maker will probably have ceased all R&D on SLR geometry bodies and dropped them from their product lines.
The trick will be for the 'big boys' to go mirrorless but also make it easy to use their extensive line of existing lenses on the new platform. Really it's the lenses that make a system, not the body. Bodies come and go. Good glass endures.