LWW

Just maybe the demise of the paid professional photographer is imminent. Could it be that it is coming to be irrelevant? It is after all a business model from days long past and certainly not...

Oh no!! surely not. Woe is us - quick everyone, switch to manual focus for fear of blurry photos!

Rubbish - image impact will always be the decider.

My experience is the zoom used is just marvellous. I have most of the DA & prime lenses but the 18-135 is just as good and very versatile.

I suppose it takes until you are satisfied with your results. I've been at 30+ years, sell my stuff for my living, several successful exhibitions. Am I satisfied - not yet.

Can gain all the steam it likes, probably all there is too it and I won't be raising a sweat in it!

Probably the same as any other camera - the scourge of the unskilled operator!

I can only concur, such is the depth of knowledge by some posters it is surprising they are not successful manufacturers themselves! Its only a camera, if it doesn't suit - don't buy it, but leave...

9 FPS pricked my ears up!

Got it nailed, Adobe realise they have run their race. There is only so much that can be of practical improvement to make the consumer cough up their hard earned. So when you run out of ideas go...

It would be really prudent, and polite, for Adobe to reveal their pricing policy post the 1st 12 months. Lets call it good old corporate transparency.

How about that much Adobe

Adobe now realise they have run their race, just how much more can you develop and extract from your product. A reasonable analogy would be, well, digital photography.

And your point is?

Ditto for me. I bought the 7D primarily for on location studio tethering for high volume shoot & print and now it is my preference for horse race finishes due to the extra frame/sec over the K5....

I still do, given the time, but I find that generally it's grab the digital while the chance is there. I have the Mamiya 7 and 43mm, a Hassy 903swc and a Noblex 150, all I which I enjoy immensely....

So now its not most, its a minority.
The 'likers ' are scratching for substance and relevance, just like the (artist?).

I am too sometimes amazed at the things write on this site. One thing that really irks are over generalisations, such as the above post. For your info Robo, from a quick look at the 'about us' on...

Typical of the 'wannabes' in photography in this day and age. You see it all over, get the gear - easy, to do something of excellence with it - now thats a bit tricky.
Wait a minute! lets find...

Typical of the 'wannabes' in photography in this day and age. You see it all over, get the gear - easy, to do something of excellence with it - now thats a bit tricky.
Wait a minute! lets find...

Behold the turtle. He makes progress only when he sticks his neck out.
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