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Let us take a glimpse of the different generations of children from the 1960s to the 21st century. So what constitutes in children who grew up in this specific generation and how different are children now as compared to the past? YouвЂ™ve probably heard this phrase a couple of times or maybe, you have said it so yourself! Some say itвЂ™s because of the different generations. I feel like it was made for me (unfortunately not for my pocket).Your post is flawed.вЂњKids nowadays, itвЂ™s not easy to understand and raise them!вЂќ Same day I have tested a Canon D1X with a 400mm 2.8 lens, a 8 pound, 2 feet long monster. I really can't imagine how a tall man, can use this camera with a big, and heavy lens, like a 70-200mm 2.8, or bigger. At least for other markets except the Asian ones. I think that ergonomical, this design is certainly flawed. Better said, I've tried to test, because was very difficult for me to hold this camera in my big hands. I feel like it was made for me (unfortunately not for my pocket).

Samsung came from behind and is slowly but steady winning ground. And everybody can see what is happening in the ''war'' between Apple and Samsung. On short term, Apple strategy is successful, but on long term, maybe Sony will gain. Sony photo strategy is on the opposite side.

But this strategy left a lot of room for competitors with a more diversified range of product. Apple has focused on a very small number of products, very good ones, and have success. The issue is two-fold - first, the R&D costs must be immense, and Sony isn't in the best financial position to begin with, and second, throwing out a new system every two years does nothing to build the devoted, almost religious fan base that brands like Apple enjoy (and even Canon/Nikon to a degree).Д®very coin has two sides. The benefit of this kind of approach is that with so many (partially) distinct product lines on the market, surely they will find users for at least some. I think they're designing innovative products and throwing them at a wall, hoping that some stick will stick and find a user base. I don't think Sony is identifying gaps and addressing them with innovative products.

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And then there's the RX series that (kind of) sit in parallel. Sony can't remember what it had for breakfast.ДЇor instance, A-mount APS with a reflex mirror, A-mount full-frame with a reflex mirror, A-mount APS with SLT, A-mount full-frame with SLT, APS mirror less, APS full-frame. Both decided they wanted to be market leaders and pursued it with a frightening amount of enthusiasm, but whereas Sony seems to be jumping at shadows (in a very confident, slightly ADHD kind of way) in terms of market strategy and product release, Apple has a very small portfolio of clearly targeted products. I think the Apple/Sony comparison is interesting here. By identifying gaps and addressing them with multiple innovative products, Sony is arguably better positioned to survive the post DSLR world.Hmmm I'm still not convinced by the Sony juggernaut. Being a second tier manufacturer, they know they can't compete directly with Canon and Nikon (they tried, and kind of failed). I don't think Sony's approach is random at all.

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Didn't Nikon even release an Android camera?

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Pentax and Q, Nikon 1, Canon EOS M plus that Instagram camera that I have already forgotten. The other manufacturers are also doing what Sony is doing, except perhaps less ambitiously and less successfully. By identifying gaps and addressing them with multiple innovative products, Sony is arguably better positioned to survive the post DSLR world. Still not a fan of the A-mount cameras however, Sony is no match for Canon or Nikon in the high end DSLR segment. I nearly bought the QX series as well, until I discovered they don't shoot Raw. The other companies are spooked.Given that I own at least one camera across nearly every product line/segment APART from Alpha mount (I currently have two Action Cams, WX80, HX50, RX100, NEX-5n, NEX-F3, NEX6, A7r) I wouldn't call their approach scattergun at all - they seem to be uniquely targeting me and addressing gaps in my requirements Since then, Sony has certainly been the most innovative of the major companies, in a scatter-gun sort of way. Yeh, I spent a lot of time looking at the early Alphas before deciding to go with Pentax.