But then I also would rather have a OG Audi Quattro rally car over a Porsche whatever, or a Hayabusa over a Vincent Black Shadow.
I guess I enjoy driving more than parking at the boulevard.
Any 911 from the past 20 years is a much better drive than the Audi. Picking the Quattro IS about parking at the boulevard compared to a Porsche.
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No, Ive driven both.
Yes, I think the market would realistically be far too small to justify the investment on an 'F7'. And with the way things are going, we may not see another flagship dSLR from Nikon, let alone a film SLR. In another flight of fancy, about about a film camera compatible with the Z series mirrorless lenses? You couldn't fit a mirror box in there, so it would have to be a non-SLR.The AF, metering and lens compatibility of the Df, might be more difficult to engineer interchangeable viewfinders, but should have interchangeable focusing screens including a split prism for use with non AF lens. Maybe interchangeable backs, digital and film? Down side would only appeal nitch of well healed photographers.
Re:Audi.
An associate is an Audi technician. A quote. "Only rich people can afford an Audi...after the warranty expires." He does well for himself turning wrenches on them.
Top of the line or midline that younger shooters can afford?
The same can be said for BMW and Mercedes. That's the reason used ones are so much cheaper than new ones. The repair bills are coming! Some Porsches are much better (911, Cayman/Boxster series) at holding their prices, but the SUVs are the same as the Audis, pretty much because they share a lot with the Audis.
I do think the current Audis are much nicer looking cars than the others.
A TYPICAL die for plastic injection molded components is going to cost about 80 to 100,000 to produce. The drafting and design will normally cost you 10,000.
I think your price is low for design and high for a mold, but that's beside the point: remember, we just won the Mega Powerball and want to spend our riches!If done as a full production run, you have to figure the costs.. A TYPICAL die for plastic injection molded components is going to cost about 80 to 100,000 to produce. The drafting and design will normally cost you 10,000.
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I'd donate $5K or whatever they need to bring the Kickstarter Reflex 35mm slr project to fruition....
Backing that hopelessly doomed venture was the only time I lost money in photography! Well, that and buying a Leica M9 new...
All joking aside, the Reflex project was, AFAIK, the only attempt to release an all new 35mm film slr.
Only if they change the generic name.
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