Yes, Paul, I have an idea: Competition. They feel if they don't come up quickly with something newer with different bells and whistles, someone else will and they'll lose their share of the market. They have managed to turn photographic equipment into the equivelant of computer hardware, which gets outdated almost as soon as it hits the shop floor. They will get to the point where no one will want to buy anything, as they will be waiting for the next one and the next one and so on.
We have one, too, and really like it. But this leaves a bad taste in your mouth, when you spent a good amount of money just a short while ago, and now it's pushed aside for another one, that will lose value again just as quickly. Best to just ignore the new ones and keep enjoying the one we have, as it is an excellent camera, with, of course, some minor inconveniences, as they all have! Ellie On 15 Jan 2003 at 20:06, Paul Tansley composed: > I saw these rumours. What is it all about? Surely the D60 (I have one) > is a great little camera at a great price. why upgrade it. > > Any ideas anyone? ---------------------------------------------------------------- Ellie Kennard Innovative Imaging Studio ---------------------------------------------------------------- =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
