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For decades, you could spot a professional photographer from across a crowded venue. That distinctive silhouette of a massive camera body with integrated grip, topped with a bazooka-sized white or black lens, wasn't just equipment. It was a declaration of intent, a badge of credibility, and often, a necessary investment to access the tools that separated professionals from everyone else. The flagship camera represented more than technical capability; it symbolized commitment to the craft and served as a visual shorthand for competence in an industry where first impressions matter.
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