Nikon is going to stop making most of its film cameras. Time to have a look at some lousy digital photography.
In other news, I’ve just bought another Minolta film camera body.
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My father uses a 35mm camera he purchased second hand in 1948. His pictures are generally better than mine. Life’s so unfair.
Well it’s hardly surprising: Nikon made 35mm film cameras, which have been superseded by digital. Only medium and large format film cameras still offer an advantage over digital, which will last until back resolutions hit the 32megapixel range.
[…] Film continues to go the way of vinyl [big image]. Just days after I told you lot that I had bought another Minolta film camera, Konica Minolta announces that it will leave the camera business all together. […]