Rob wrote:
> The negative issues which seem to be no more than glanced over are those
> of power supply dependence (and high power requirements), the cost and
> capacity of portable image storage media (of particular interest whilst
> traveling), the cost of additional bodies for back-up and convenience (multiple
> lenses etc) plus a gamut of other issues which I am sure other listers will
> make apparent. And after images are captured there are issues of long term
> image storage procedures and integrity.
I believe that the power consumption issue and size will be one of the selling points
for 35mm slrs in the future. Somehow I expect the LX to be more relevant than the Z-1p
here. The storage problem is about to be solved by incorporating phone system in the
cameras back offering downloading of images to a server. Canon have signed a deal with
Nokia about this. Personally, I use different bodies mainly for shooting different
film types. If I'm going digital I expect not need as many camera bodies as I do now.
Pål
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