Originally posted by alamo5000 If I had to rank myself it would be 50/50 at best. I know that I have yet to hit my stride.
After my year at Photo Arts at Ryerson, I worked as a hospital ward staff type worker, and cabinet maker before teaching building construction and then photography for 15 years before retiring. At this age, I'm happy to look at all the things I could have done and let go of them. The fact that I know how to do a lot more than I do doesn't bother me at all. More committed people than I are doing them.
Just having both a K-3 and a K-1 available is creating serious issues for me. Every trip out the door leads to a serious internal discussion of what trade offs I'm going to live with today. Having just one body, you don't have to think so much.
Even if I take them both, I have to decide what'a in my hand and what's in the bag.
I kinda miss the old days.
Then it was just a matter of what lenses. Now it's what lenses for what camera and which ones can we share between the two?
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Originally posted by AggieDad Back in 2015 there was a Charlie Rose show on Apple. At that time it was stated that Apple had over 800 (yes, eight hundred) engineers and specialists working on the camera for the iPhone.
That kind of commitment gives it a pretty good chance of being a good camera.
But it does beg the question, did Nikon, Canon, Pentax and Sony combined ever have 800 engineers working on their cameras?
When it comes to writing off R&D costs over multiple systems, Apple has the "camera companies" beat by a long margin.