Thom Hogan's 2010 predictions:
http://bythom.com/2010predictions.htm
I thought some of you might be interested in what he thinks about next year.
Thom Hogan's 2010 predictions
Re: Thom Hogan's 2010 predictions
Always a good read, though nothing really surprising this year.
Sony on the rise, A700 successor(s), few lenses and an EVIL with large sensor.
Sony on the rise, A700 successor(s), few lenses and an EVIL with large sensor.
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Re: Thom Hogan's 2010 predictions
The A 950/ A 1000/ A1 ( Photokina ? ) is missing. A 32 - 36 MP substitute for high end FF and much of the MF market for perhaps the price of a Nikon D3 is rather too much.
I would think that as Thom has derived his income from selling Nikon manuals for 20 + years, he can't bring himself to really acknowledge Sony as it potentially challenges Nikon's financial viability. He is critical enough of Nikon's administration without having to add Sony to the equation.
I would think that as Thom has derived his income from selling Nikon manuals for 20 + years, he can't bring himself to really acknowledge Sony as it potentially challenges Nikon's financial viability. He is critical enough of Nikon's administration without having to add Sony to the equation.
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Re: Thom Hogan's 2010 predictions
A related item, Wired take a look at Leica.
http://www.wired.com/rawfile/2009/10/leica-gallery/
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http://www.wired.com/rawfile/2009/10/leica-gallery/
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Re: Thom Hogan's 2010 predictions
My prediction for 2010:
I will continue to enjoy my a700 with the smug satisfaction that I got the best camera Sony offered before they squandered the Minolta legacy on plastic entry-level gadgetry.
I will continue to enjoy my a700 with the smug satisfaction that I got the best camera Sony offered before they squandered the Minolta legacy on plastic entry-level gadgetry.
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