I'm shocked! But I should have expected it...

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I'm shocked! But I should have expected it...

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Basically, film cameras research has reached it's peak, can't really blame them. I would personally go for mechnical cameras though :D.
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Hi,
Hmm... I think Nikon is trying to catch up with Canon in digital camera.

It now the digital era... everything will go digital... even digital medium format camera will be available soon.

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Mamiya ZD Medium format (22 MP) is a good candidate :)
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Post by blurblock »

Actually, medium format cameras have digital backs which made normal medium format camera a digital camera :D.

There are "pure" digital medium format though, the Contax Medium Format, The hassleblad H2D, the mamiya ZD etc etc ....

But then most medium format users will rather buy a film camera with digital backs :D ... it is cheaper and more verstile anytime ;).
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