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(interchangeable lens cameras) or EVIL (electronic view-

finder interchangeable lens cameras). Cameras in this mir-

rorless grouping are the Fuji X-Pro 1, the Sony alpha and

NEX family of cameras, the Nikon J1/Vi cameras, the just

announced Canon EOS M cameras, the micro four-thirds

(mFT) line of cameras such as the Olympus OM-D5 and

Panasonic GX1, and of course the entirely different Ricoh

line of interchangeable lens AND sensor cameras.

In addition to those camera groupings another new collec-

tion of cameras has appeared, the large sensor fixed lens

cameras such as the Canon G1 X and the Sony RX 100

along with the Fujifilm X10 and X100. I can see some ques-

tions arising about what constitutes a large sensor. To my

way of thinking, sensors in the size range of 1/1.7 and larger

meet that criterion, but just barely. But wait, the camera

companies are also introducing more mid- to high-end point

and shoot cameras such as the Panasonic FZ200, Pentax X5,

Canon SD500, Nikon P7700, and Fuji SL300.

But if you look, you will see relatively little effort or money

being spent on the inexpensive line of cameras, those retail-

ing for $200 or less. What you are seeing is product renam-

ing with a change in camera color but very little in the way

of any new features. What also appears to be happening

here is that as the new models appear the older models are

marked down substantially. As an example, Olympus Pen

LP-2 was $550 or more. It can now be had for about $300

while the even older version, the LP1 is still around and

going for a bit under $300 and those are prices with the kit

lens. The Fuji S4500 came out at about $300, but today it

can be bought for under $200 and it came out in January of

this year.

The economic downturn of the last few years certainly has

played a part in the changing face of digital photography,

making it less lucrative to introduce middling to low cost

cameras and to focus on the mid to upper range of cameras

with special features, such as better video, longer zoom

ranges, great low light and high ISO ability. You will also

be seeing a move away from the traditional CCD sensor to

the CMOS and BSI-CMOS type sensor since these are far

better suited to video and low light photography.

One other very bad thing is happening and that is the in-

crease in camera complexity. I hear it almost every week

from my students, “I can’t understand the manual (if there is

even one included), there is no index or the index is vastly

incomplete, the booklet uses abbreviations without ever

defining them, they seem to assume I know something when

I do not, they don’t explain a feature or how to use that fea-

ture.” I have long maintained that the instructions are writ-

ten by people whose native language is NOT English and

may not even be photographers.

This is a most interesting period in photography. Image

quality and the ability to use high ISO settings or shoot in

dim light has never been better. Cameras, at least the mid to

high price cameras, have more features and generally per-

form much better. The next five years will see very signifi-

cant changes in the photographic landscape, stick around,

you may even like what you see. 

Regular Meeting Minutes

January 13

, 2015

The New Users Group met at 1:30 PM in room B in the Pub-

lic Library. The guest speaker was Elaine Cullen, Mohave

County Director of the Better Business Bureau with an office

here in Lake Havasu City. She gave lots of information re-

garding the BBB explaining that they were committed to

trust in the market place. Elaine also pointed out that when

invited to seek accreditation, businesses must meet tough

BBB standards and agree to follow the highest principles of

business ethics and voluntary self-regulations.

BBB offers consumer information in several formats, includ-

ing printed materials and on the Internet at bbb.org. Such

information includes:

Advertising review

Charity evaluation reports

Consumer advice and education

Dispute resolutions

Media alerts

The address is 50 S Acoma Boulevard,

Suite B102

Phone: 928-302-3901

Leaflets and other information were

available at the table

The regular general meeting was opened at 2:15PM by Presi-

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CRCC TREASURER’S

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12/1/14 Through 12/31/14

By Bob Elgines

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