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Camera Makers Don’t Sell Many Flagships, But the Flagships Sell Everything Else
In an opinion piece I authored last weekend, I wrote: "Attracting and supporting professional shooters should be the priority." A commenter asked what I meant, since pros are not nearly as numerous as average photographers, so why do they matter more?