
Originally Posted by
Jim Bow
With modern mirrorless technology do cameras have to look like traditional cameras? Ie: black boxes with cylinders sticking out the front.
No. That arrangement is based on having a roll of film with a feed spool, a take-up spool and lens and shutter in the middle.
There have been lots of attempts at non-conventional designs. They tend to fail in the market.
What I want is a digital camera with a large square sensor so I don't have to thing about "portrait? Or landscape?" There's Hasselblad (at $33k for the body, and it's a 4x5 sensor), but pretty much every everything is a 4:3 aspect ratio.
Admittedly the Hasselblad is a 100 megapixel sensor,so you've got beaucoups pixels to spare.
But a large, square sensor would make a lot of sense.
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