burkphoto wrote:
You know, I just wouldn't worry about crap like this.
Cameras are cameras. They're all similar (lens, aperture, shutter, light sensitive medium...), and they're all different in the ways they work.
New technologies come and go. Some stick around. Some fade away. Some disappear.
We still have AM and shortwave radio stations.
We still have a few daily newspapers printed on actual paper.
We still have vinyl LP recordings.
We still have buggy whips.
The dSLR will eventually fade to its appropriate level of market interest. If it fades far enough, the manufacturers will quit making them and only the used market will supply them.
Mirrorless cameras represent marketing excitement and higher margins of profitability. I have no doubt that they will, eventually, dominate the market for adjustable cameras used by professionals and high end amateurs. We can argue about when, but it's rather pointless.
Meanwhile, let's all go out and use what we have! It's more important to use a camera than it is to brag, worry, debate, or whine about it.
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Exactly, except for the Buggy Whip part.