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My guess is that an increasing proportion of enthusiastic amateurs and would-be professionals will be in evidence at Focus this year and in the future. We pros are struggling to stay on the digital treadmill with flatline sales and sluggish commissions. I would be fascinated to see who is buying all the 'blad 50 megapixels. Nobody I know.
Posted by: Haddon Davies on 23 Feb 2009 at 09:49
I Gree with comment above....as a Pro NOT brought since 2005 or going to by a new camera in near future if at all....this D2x and D200 could be my last as a pro.......work is non existant.....
Posted by: paul france on 15 Mar 2009 at 23:42