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Every time I look at newer cameras coming out these days, I notice their high ISO got just higher. As if the manufacturers lost their hearts for delivering simply better tools, and concentrated on marketable, if pretty useless 'unique selling points'.
Unique selling points sell more, worse, cameras. Now that the camera can do anything, why place a photographer at one side of it at all?
A good camera gives minimal possibilities. Asking the photographer to deliver. Some very best dancers dance barefoot.
There might be an accidental good side to this pointless race though. Very soon we will be able to get the camera any time of the night and go out, make more images.
Just think of all the Swedes and Norwegians.
They want to be loved too.
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