Camera technology is evolving at breakneck speed, and today’s manufacturers are getting a lot of things right. But of course, no company is perfect, and there is always room for improvement. This great video features a photographer discussing seven things he wishes all camera companies would improve on.
Coming to you from Wes Perry, this excellent video discusses seven things he wants to see companies improve on. Aside from Perry’s great points, one thing I’d love to see is more cameras using internal storage. The new one Leica M11 get this right by including 64 GB of internal storage. This can be useful for many reasons. The first and most obvious thing is that if you forget your memory card for whatever reason, you’re still covered. But beyond that, cameras are shooting faster and at higher resolutions than ever before, and that generates a lot of data, which can often put a strain on buffers and memory cards. A fast solid-state drive, even if a small drive means an expandable cache, would be a great addition, and given how memory prices have come down, such an addition won’t be. significantly compared to the price of a professional camera. Check out the video above for Perry’s full thoughts.
