Hi Boris, All of what you say is true, but the fact remains that the original poster was talking about a given model of DSLR being rendered *obsolete*, not merely somewhat less attractive, by new models. His point was that DSLRs are essentially throwaway cameras because of the rapid march of technology, and hence the purchaser shouldn't worry about build quality.
> -----Original Message----- > From: Boris Liberman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 13-Jan-04 23:29 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Used DSLR prices [some stuff snipped] > Now, notice, I haven't been talking of anything that belongs to > digital only. All of the above is valid for film cameras... And > unfortunately, it *is* software. Hence it requires more memory, faster > processors, better programmers *duh!*, and so on... > > Naturally, none of these will change the scene you're shooting or your > potential ability to click the shutter at the right time with the > right speed at the right aperture for the right film/sensor.
