I was perfectly happy with manual focus Pentax LX and MX cameras for
most of my photographic career. I had stopped working for newspapers
long before auto focus cameras were de regueur, and my results with
digital are better than I had with film about 90% of the time, so yes I
could easily get by without there ever being a single improvement in the
technology currently available.
On 2/7/2013 11:26 AM, George Sinos wrote:
Thom Hogan asks an interesting question today (Feb 7, 2013)
"you can't buy anything photographic ever that doesn't exist today. Do
you just stay with what you have, or do you shuffle your gear to a
different set? Why? If you can answer that question you start to see
where you think you need more help from the tool, rather than just
more practice with the tool."
You can read the whole article here. <http://www.bythom.com/>
gs
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