Re: Keppler's take on DSLR prices drop

[Graywolf]

Probably just means the economy is improving and folks have a bit more money to 
spend. All kinds of things are claimed to be dying (like film) when what is 
actually happening is the economy sucks and folks are broke. As money becomes 
more available lots of things will start selling better. In fact even in this 
little town several stores are running short of merchadize because they ordered 
stock based upon last years sales (down a bunch) and now they are selling about 
twice as fast as last year.

graywolf
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Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Interesting read.  The comments about the increasing sales of slr's that
use film was most interesting.  While it's only one comment, I seem to
recall reading other articles in which this point is mentioned.  Does this
mean that there's a shift going on, and that the sales of DSLR's are going
to taper off, or that better DSLR's are needed that can produce higher
quality images, or which are easier to use, cheaper to purchase, offer more
lenses ...... just musing out loud here.
Shel 


[Original Message]
From: Alin Flaider

 Toying with the Pricing Disaster:
 http://www.photoreporter.com/2005/02-07/features/the_way_it_is.html




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