Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Interesting results
DP Rewiew just finished a poll of it's visitors asking them to name the best camera of 2012. The results were very interesting and may indicate a more rational approach to the bigger is better race that has unfortunately taken place since digital came to the photo scene.
The third place camera was the Canon 5-D III that has 21 mega pixels; the second place camera was the Nikon D-800 with 36 mega pixels' while the winner was the retro four thirds Olympus OM-D that has a puny 16 mega pixels. People may be getting more reasonable as to what matters in new cameras. Let's hope that this is the reason for this welcome result.
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