But yes, the pricing is brutal - and it seems to be the new normal.
I reckon with the market continuing to be in collapse mode that‘s their way of maintaining profitability based on a substantially reduced volume.
It'll be interesting whether this will translate to a widening price gap between the genuine and the third-party manufacturers again.
During recent years Sigmas/Tamrons got much more expensive but that's nothing compared to the hikes that we see now from CaNikon.
I‘m beginning to wonder whether Sony will win because they are the most affordable FF mirrorless system. Who may have thought of that years ago when we complained about Sony price tags ... ;-)
And yeah, why should you want to buy the non-DS version of the RF 85? Maybe AF performance but then ...
I reckon with the market continuing to be in collapse mode that‘s their way of maintaining profitability based on a substantially reduced volume.
It'll be interesting whether this will translate to a widening price gap between the genuine and the third-party manufacturers again.
During recent years Sigmas/Tamrons got much more expensive but that's nothing compared to the hikes that we see now from CaNikon.
I‘m beginning to wonder whether Sony will win because they are the most affordable FF mirrorless system. Who may have thought of that years ago when we complained about Sony price tags ... ;-)
And yeah, why should you want to buy the non-DS version of the RF 85? Maybe AF performance but then ...
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