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Why does DSLR technology seem so primitive?
I'm totally with Itai on this one. DSLR's are by no means "primitive". On the contrary, they are very advanced and refined tools for serious photographers. To answer each of your points directly.
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Are DSLRs a dying breed, making now the time to switch to a mirrorless camera system?
I don't see the DSLR going anywhere anytime soon. The advent of mirrorless cameras does not constitute a life-ending event for DSLR's, or any other type of camera design. The advent of mirrorless simp …
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