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<blockquote data-quote="SkvLTD" data-source="post: 281455" data-attributes="member: 12855">@ that crop mode on 7000/7100, I'm guessing its micro 4/3s vs DX. And FX is vs DX.@ Canon, they began with condemning their vintage lenses to the modern cameras that makes little sense, and then yea DX|FX cut which makes seriously zero sense.@Apple, since when was it true status/business icon before the newer stupid/consumerist generation? Status and business finesse has been Palm/Nokia &gt; Nokia/Blackberry and still is today even though HTC started mixing in when Nokias slowly began to drop off and that carried into Android. There isn't even anything premium about Apple hardware, all they ever had was an OS that, for all its worth, restricted potential damage pr0n could cause to a computer for those too lazy to learn to set up the OS correctly/use some basic anti-virus software. All for a premium price of course.Kind of similar to where DSLR era is heading, and I'm relatively against the notion of making high end equipment easily useable to those who'll never care to fully learn how to use it properly, yet will desire similar quality and results.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SkvLTD, post: 281455, member: 12855"] @ that crop mode on 7000/7100, I'm guessing its micro 4/3s vs DX. And FX is vs DX. @ Canon, they began with condemning their vintage lenses to the modern cameras that makes little sense, and then yea DX|FX cut which makes seriously zero sense. @Apple, since when was it true status/business icon before the newer stupid/consumerist generation? Status and business finesse has been Palm/Nokia > Nokia/Blackberry and still is today even though HTC started mixing in when Nokias slowly began to drop off and that carried into Android. There isn't even anything premium about Apple hardware, all they ever had was an OS that, for all its worth, restricted potential damage pr0n could cause to a computer for those too lazy to learn to set up the OS correctly/use some basic anti-virus software. All for a premium price of course. Kind of similar to where DSLR era is heading, and I'm relatively against the notion of making high end equipment easily useable to those who'll never care to fully learn how to use it properly, yet will desire similar quality and results. [/QUOTE]

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