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Do Modern Cameras Ruin Photography Because They Are Too Complex?

Do Modern Cameras Ruin Photography Because They Are Too Complex?

Posted on March 10, 2020 By Jarvis

Modern cameras are capable of so much, but will there ever be a simple modern camera?

One of the simple joys in life is loading a roll of film into a camera, and going about shooting pictures with no beeps, boops, screens, complicated menus, or error messages flashing in your eyeballs. Modern cameras are fantastic and can do so much, but one photographer, Mike Johnson, posed a question that generated quite a response on his blog. Mike asked if there will ever be an easy to use, modern camera that can bring back the simple joys of shooting. Let’s talk about this after the break.
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