PN Stenquist wrote:
On Nov 2, 2008, at 5:47 PM, Mark Roberts wrote:
The market is moving toward full-frame and Pentax has to sink or swim.
Or continue to do a good job with affordable high resolution APS-C
cameras. Perhaps.
Time and market forces will determine what strategy is best. But given
the current economic constraints, "affordable" at more than 14
megapixels could be a good place to be.
The problem is, you sell those affordable APS-C cameras by impressing
people (most of whom don't know anything) with your high end stuff. One
of the crappiest cameras I've ever held was the original 6-megapixel
Rebel-D, but Canon sold enough of those to buy a small country. They
didn't sell because of how good the Rebel-D itself was, they sold
because of how good (in public perception) the 1Ds was.
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