What I meant as investment is buying equipment that retains its value as a tool for making photographs.When you say "investment", do you mean something that retains or increases its fiscal value, or something that retains (perhaps not increasing) its instrumental value as a mechanism for taking photographs?
Thank you all for your feedback. I am glad to see there are still a few companies producing finely crafted tools for photography. Certainly more options than I thought ...
Ebony the RR of the Woody's
I can't afford to buy one but if Ebony would give me a woody I wood be a happy man.
If I paint a Toyo-View 45CF with a Viagra solution will it grow into a carbon reinforced woody?
I don't know. Did you see that tv commercial where that poor guy lost his last Viagra pill into the gas tank of a Fiat 500 and the car got bigger?
Have a look at Gibellini cameras, they're doing some amazing things with carbon fibre.
They also offer wood, aluminum and hybrid cameras, but all the designs are quite striking. Prepare to pay for such design, but impressive, nonetheless.
I have a wood Gibellini and I like it very much. I had doubts about the sliding focusing system but as soon as I used it I loved it.
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