Interestingly, the D40 is three years old, and the iPhone 4 is under a year old. Behind the iPhone is the Canon EOS Rebel XSi, which is also three years old. The second chart, above, shows the decline of the most popular compact cameras, which coincidentally are all Canon PowerShots.
So what's behind this trend? Is it that more people own iPhones than compacts, or simply that the iPhone's always-connected status (well, if you're not on AT&T, anyway) is a better conduit for uploading pics on the fly?
10 comments:
i dont have a problem with this
didn't know that
not really surprised
for as long as the quality of the images keeps improving, this is good news.
Makes sense to me. An iPhone is more portable than a camera.
think iphone with data, is so easy, and it has a pretty decent camera for daily shots, nothing professional of course.
kinda sad...nobody appreciates a good camera anymore?
It IS a good camera though.
it's because anyone that has one is on it 24/7...
Because the iPhones camera is much better than a regular camera! lol.
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