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Old July 4th 04, 02:48 PM
Matt Clara
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Default What will happen to classic film cameras?

"Sander Vesik" wrote in message
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R.Schenck wrote:
Sander Vesik on 03 Jul 2004 posted

Mike Henley wrote:
Do you anticipate they'll increase depreciate or increase in value in
years to come?

Why do you care? Will a bottle of red wine made in Bordeaux in 2004
cost $$ or $$$ or $$$$$ in year 2015? Would you buy it based on age
or buy wine based on actual taste you want?


as a completely off topic aside, there are infact wine auctions, where

the
wine is bought an sold as an investment item, irrespective of taste. I
assume eventually someone drinks it tho.


I know - thats why the "or buy wine based on actual taste you want". In
many cases wine taste improves with age. image quality is by and large not
function of camera body so youdon't getthe same effect.

If wine taste did not have the chance of improving with age it would

probably
not be an investment item.



Whether wine improves with age is a subjective judgement call that varies
from bottle to bottle. The real reason any wine is aged is because of the
vintage. If it was a good vintage, people are apt to lay some bottles
aside.

http://www.invinoveritas.com/bestof/2001/agewine.shtml

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