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Microstock Photography Forum - General => General Photography Discussion => Topic started by: Chichikov on March 06, 2017, 07:45
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXB4DSgBLbg (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXB4DSgBLbg)
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Oh my, I can't stand that guy's voice/accent.
Anyway, surprised? The number of cameras sold is much higher, it's just that they are now placed in smartphones.
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and if you toss in the Microstock business no wonder photography went to hell... ;)
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and if you toss in the Microstock business no wonder photography went to hell... ;)
Yes, because the booming microstock industry was the main reason for millions of DSLRs and compact cameras sold throughout the years.
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and if you toss in the Microstock business no wonder photography went to hell... ;)
Yes, because the booming microstock industry was the main reason for millions of DSLRs and compact cameras sold throughout the years.
Very unlikely. Just imagine crowded place near the Eiffel tower or some air show. Just several people from thousands ones with cameras would contribute to microstock. The most would quietly bury those terabytes on their computers.
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and if you toss in the Microstock business no wonder photography went to hell... ;)
Yes, because the booming microstock industry was the main reason for millions of DSLRs and compact cameras sold throughout the years.
Very unlikely. Just imagine crowded place near the Eiffel tower or some air show. Just several people from thousands ones with cameras would contribute to microstock. The most would quietly bury those terabytes on their computers.
That post was SARCASM my friend. ;)
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and if you toss in the Microstock business no wonder photography went to hell... ;)
Totally insignicant factor though of course the number of contributors has gone UP
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To me the surprising thing is Mirrorless cameras are failing to make more impact on SLRs.
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To me the surprising thing is Mirrorless cameras are failing to make more impact on SLRs.
I find them to be too slow compared to my canan mark IV.
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To me the surprising thing is Mirrorless cameras are failing to make more impact on SLRs.
I find them to be too slow compared to my canan mark IV.
I find them to be cheaper compared to your canon mark IV. And the quality is still great ;)
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To me the surprising thing is Mirrorless cameras are failing to make more impact on SLRs.
I find them to be too slow compared to my canan mark IV.
I find them to be cheaper compared to your canon mark IV. And the quality is still great ;)
and they don't weight 20 lbs thus not killing your neck lol! :)