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Alfred Molon wrote:
Jimmy Smith wrote:
The DSLRs available today are spectacular.

They are huge and heavy, with no live preview and no fold out LCD
screen. They are like horse carriages with a combustion engine added. My
guess is that in a few years the DSLR design will evolve into something
more advanced and DSLRs will look less like film cameras.

In a few year somebody 'invents' a DSLR viewfinder that contains its own
camera for preview. Problem solved (for most part).

Other than that, I doubt that many DSLR owners want video chips as sensors.
Most people prefer low noise to weird folding preview LCD thingies.


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