It's so insane to me how great we all thought those tiny grainy photos were back then just because they were instant. We have come so far since then, although I do wonder if we've reached a point where we can't really improve much more.
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right, interesting to see the level we can reach in this "improvement"
bigger screens, more megapixels, deeper dynamic range? 😀😀
all these are very far from photography but more about the marketing pushing people to purchase another "better" camera every short period of time :-)
Completely agree, marketing is powerful, just how many megapixels does one really need? Are we making prints to be visible from space?!
I hope cameras don't become like appliances, with built in failures designed to force customers to replace them. 😕
yes hope for this as well :-)
its why I prefer these old manual film cameras which do not require the weekly software update for proper working :-) and no one boring developer or UI designer won't move the shutter button to another side of the body or something like this :-)))