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Originally posted by Plugger
I agree 100%. I shoot video, I love video, but still photos just have a way of capturing a moment, a mood, a something that video will never be able to capture.
That is why we try to offer both, videos and stills. They complement eachother well (and vidcaps do not qualify as stills!).
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I'm not arguing that photos will go away. I'm saying that the return on investment for picture content will be much lower than it is today.
It's not just video even but we're going to see a day when essentially we get interaactive television. Imagine viideo on demand of all your favorite TV shows (they just get posted at their live run time) and being able to choose your own camera angle and to see extras and to maybe respond to a commercial right there or get more info on the product in the commercial... This is where things are going.