Hi Tiger Moses
Good point. I think film will still be there for a long time. As long as a
lot of people uses their analog cameras. A lot of dealers are offering
prints made from digital camras. You can even post the files "on line" to
you local shop and receive your prints by snail mail.
Best
Hi all
A lot have been said. Sales figures will say even more..
I believe Pentax has seen the light! The 35mm SLR market is shrinking or
even dieing. PJ's will want digital cameras. Others want PS, digital PS or
Medium Format. Still its possible to market small, durable, nifty, capable
SLRs for
Care to expand on your (or your "sources") rationale for "big and bulky"?
Otis Wright
Pl Jensen wrote:
Jens wrote:
A lot have been said. Sales figures will say even more..
I believe Pentax has seen the light! The 35mm SLR market is shrinking or
even dieing. PJ's will want digital
Current developments would suggest features and products are now coming for those
not wanting to use computers. For example, local Ritz store now offers a "viewer
and printer" that reads images from memory cards, and printers are now appearing
that take memory cards directly. Actually, you
Peter Loveday wrote:
You need a lot of memory cards (not an insignificant cost) if you
can't dump them to mass store of some kind as you travel. I find it easy to fill
a 128MB memory card every day (or two) unless you compress more than I like to.
On this topic, here's something
- Original Message -
From: "John Francis" Subject: Re: Pentax MZ-S makes sense
Tiger Moses wrote:
only one comment about the move to DIGITAL
Will people who don't use computers at home, want a digital
camera at home,
thinking on a global scale!
Will people wh
In a message dated 2/13/01 11:57:05 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
"They" will. But we have had this discussion before.
William Robb
I'd wager a little of my filthy lucre on this observation;
in five years, digital will have broken into two sales markets:
1) "pro";
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