Luminous Landscape Forum
Site & Board Matters => About This Site => Topic started by: michael on May 17, 2013, 09:23:58 am
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Compact System Cameras (mirrorless) are no longer the junior partners of DSLRs. They are now a significant segment of the contemporary camera market and growing in penetration at a very fast rate.
Small, lighter, and with lenses that are similarly easier on the shoulder and back. Image quality equals and even surpasses bulkier DSLRs with similar sized sensors.
Michael
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Thanks Michael,
I greatly look forward to a place to discuss topics like techniques and issues specific to "mirror-free" cameras that exclusively use live video for composition, and the valid pros and cons in matching equipment choices to various photographic priorities and goals. I just hope that this forum does not suffer from almost every thread being turned into "why you are using the wrong camera and should be using my preferred type of camera instead"!
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Great!
Compact System Cameras (mirrorless) are no longer the junior partners of DSLRs. They are now a significant segment of the contemporary camera market and growing in penetration at a very fast rate.
Small, lighter, and with lenses that are similarly easier on the shoulder and back. Image quality equals and even surpasses bulkier DSLRs with similar sized sensors.
Michael
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Hooray! Or is it hurrah?
David
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YES
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Thanks Michael,
I just hope that this forum does not suffer from almost every thread being turned into "why you are using the wrong camera and should be using my preferred type of camera instead"!
+1.
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+1 !
Dave S
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Well deserved and long overdue!
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Now that we have the "Compact System Cameras" forum and the "Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography" forum, maybe "Cameras, Lenses and Shooting gear" should be renamed to reflect a 35mm DSLR format? I don't have the answer; I'm just asking the question.
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... maybe "Cameras, Lenses and Shooting gear" should be renamed to reflect a 35mm DSLR format? I don't have the answer; I'm just asking the question.
For now at least, I like having a general gear forum, as well as a few more specific forums for types of cameras that are used by a smaller number of Luminous Landscape forum participants, like cameras that are in larger than 36x34mm format and/or that do not have optical reflex viewfinders. There are still many topics for discussion that cross the lines between different types and sizes of system cameras.