Most newspapers now use digital cameras (often N*k*n). They get regular
service from the same people who used to service their film cameras. Usually
the service that's required is mechanical in nature (e.g., mirror alignment).
Of course, a few years down the road we may see more failures of
I've noticed a problem using my Vivitar 285HV on this camera that I don't
seem to have using it with any of my older cameras. Using the flash, there
seems to be a long time delay between the mirror moving up and the shutter
actually firing. When I remove the flash, the camera works normally,
Tom C. wrote:
One hindrance slowing digital down, is that it's closely associated with
computers. Not everyone wants or cares about them. Probably an
*extremely*
high percentage of people who buy digital cameras, also have computers.
The
rest, also a significant number, don't care and will
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