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Eh cellphones are surveillance too. We just do all the work Lol

Consumer camera business is slow but surveillance cameras are booming.

I took all my images out, but then again, It's not even close to be a meaningful source of income for me. Barely 60 images and averaging $20 a month in sales.

Classic shark CEO move, squeeze everyone at the bottom, increase revenue for a year before collapse stars, collect bonus, move to next company keeping the profile of "making companies even more...

I started an account a little over a year ago, just because I had some images lying around and was bored... It generates almost nothing, around $25 a month. I won't be staying any longer, all to...

This is literally capitalism at its finest. Locked workforce with no way to go gets squeezed to death to meet the dividends and bonuses of the top tier execs.

By the time the ZX1 arrives we will have camera implants in our eyes

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Can you imagine targeting a video camera to Leica glass owners, that's how you bankrupt a company.

These out of camera jpegs are lacking some color. Are the RAW files available?

Better bokeh is not one of the APS-C advantages.

Considering that a Leica S2 has plummeted to around $2500 on eBay, you can probably wait and get it for a lot cheaper in about three years. Lenses will devalue less so that's where the real money...

Phase One is the one real high end and expensive. Hasselblad has lost a lot of market in that area in the last decade.

Yep. They came late and copied the Sigma look a little too faithfully. At least Tamron was a little faster.

150MP on a full frame sensor is absurd. Very few lenses can resolve that resolution and the small pixel size would mean that diffraction would start at a large aperture.

The 645D and then the 645Z were the first digital medium format bodies from a "big" player, at a much lower price than any camera/back from Phase One. They got spooked and shut the door to them,...

You keep saying that wet work is the whole idea behind film and that is just absurd. There are plenty if not most of all known photographers than never spent a day in a dark room once they were...

That is not the whole idea of film nowadays. Most people shoot film for a fast way to achieve a certain look that is embedded in the particular film that they use ,and sent their film to be...

No kidding

As a product photographer, I'm always in need of a lot of light, polarizers, diffusers and narrow apertures eat a bunch of stops. A simple ND filter will block excess light.