PeterToronto
09-08-2010, 06:05 PM
Greetings guys
I empathize with all of those people who struggle with purchasing camera gear. It really can be quite a daunting process. Given the sometimes overwhelming number of choices involved in acquiring gear, it's no wonder that many of the people who post on forums are genuinely torn and/or confused.
I wrote an article on this topic today, based on a book that I recently read called The Paradox of Choice. If this sounds even remotely interesting, check it out...
peter anthony PHOTOGRAPHY - Peter Anthony Photography Blog - THE PARADOX OF*CHOICE (http://www.peteranthonyphotography.com/peter-anthony-photography-blog/2010/9/8/the-paradox-of-choice.html)
The general premise extends well beyond photographic equipment, to almost all consumer products, so it may have value for everyone. If found the book to be a worthwhile read.
At the least, it will make for an interesting discussion.
Peace
Peter
peter anthony PHOTOGRAPHY - Home (http://www.peteranthonyphotography.com)
I empathize with all of those people who struggle with purchasing camera gear. It really can be quite a daunting process. Given the sometimes overwhelming number of choices involved in acquiring gear, it's no wonder that many of the people who post on forums are genuinely torn and/or confused.
I wrote an article on this topic today, based on a book that I recently read called The Paradox of Choice. If this sounds even remotely interesting, check it out...
peter anthony PHOTOGRAPHY - Peter Anthony Photography Blog - THE PARADOX OF*CHOICE (http://www.peteranthonyphotography.com/peter-anthony-photography-blog/2010/9/8/the-paradox-of-choice.html)
The general premise extends well beyond photographic equipment, to almost all consumer products, so it may have value for everyone. If found the book to be a worthwhile read.
At the least, it will make for an interesting discussion.
Peace
Peter
peter anthony PHOTOGRAPHY - Home (http://www.peteranthonyphotography.com)