It's funny, that's a question that I have pondered as well.
Not only have camera manufacturers nearly abandoned fisheye lenses, they have abandoned bellows units, slide duplicators, bulk film backs for motor-driven cameras (amazing since today's cameras are even faster), interchangeable finders and high speed (large aperture) lenses).
I wonder why these features were necessary to be competitive in the '60's and '70's but no longer?
Mr. Bill
Willem-Jan Markerink wrote:
Were there more of us "fringe photographers" about back then?
Keith Davison
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