I think the argument mostly is okay I\'m going to spend the 3200 so which is the better investment. A7rII or this. Obviously the A7rII gives you more options and this just wets your you know what.
Never said I don\'t want one I do. My perspective is just more forced and not as free as the hobbyist. That\'s all
cputeq wrote: GMPhotography wrote:
You guys have real jobs outside photography . Totally disagree with you. Have no idea, I have to invest thousands of dollars to run a business . You walk into a job and get paid no investment output. Walk in my shoes my friend. These are investments to earn money. Most people never have to do that
Well, these could be investments to earn money, or they could be purchased with true profits from the business and that profit happens to be disposable.
I believe this is how Sony sees this camera and how it\'s being positioned - a nice camera for anyone (pro or no) that wants a really good 35mm welded to a camera.
You seem to be approaching this with a business case analysis, in which I\'d agree with you - a horrible purchase for a business unless you can make money using it.
The others are just arguing from the other perspective - disposable income, no matter how you actually make your money.
I, on the other hand, am in the military - I\'ll be perpetually without the disposable income to buy this
Oct 14, 2015 at 06:37 PM
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