2010/9/9 Doug Franklin <[email protected]>: > > Now that the bodies have gone digital, for the next few years we're on the > same treadmill that the personal computer industry was on for the first few > years: as soon as you actually buy something, it's "obsoleted" by a new > product introduction. This will continue until the technology matures a bit. > So, like with computers then, you just have to pick a good price-capability > point, drive a stake in the sand, and quit looking at the new product > introductions for a while. :-)
I think it is maturing; the megapixel race is slowing down - Canon was even so smart to reduce MP on the G11 in favor of IQ - and improvements shift towards more interesting things like high ISO, low noise, sealing, geotagging etc. that it actually has me thinking there is no point in waiting for another model before I replace my K10D. I am pretty sure I will do so once the K-r or K-5 - whichever I will ultimately choose - has had its first huge price drop. Cheers Ecke ----------------------------------------- Cameras don’t shoot people. Photographers shoot people. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
