@RobertTheFat wrote:
@protik wrote:
Virindi, I just also registered to KUDOS you. What we can do now is to warn people with Windows phone about the danger of buying a "Canon Device" ..........Or we can warn people with Canon cameras not to buy a Windows phone.
And the arguments to do this are? Canon is to lazy to provide the app to mobile OS with less than idk 30% off all users? We have way more than 100 posts. What you guess how many percent of canon users with windows phone come here say - we also want an app. 10%? I guess less. A few thousand people are not enough? Not even up to give access to an SDK that the community could do the work for a big player?
We should warn people buying an expensive camera of an company which is fine if 80% of the customers are more or less happy. Maybe they should add a new slogan - 80% is more than enough
@Exe wrote:
@RobertTheFat wrote:
@protik wrote:
Virindi, I just also registered to KUDOS you. What we can do now is to warn people with Windows phone about the danger of buying a "Canon Device" ..........Or we can warn people with Canon cameras not to buy a Windows phone.
And the arguments to do this are? Canon is to lazy to provide the app to mobile OS with less than idk 30% off all users? We have way more than 100 posts. What you guess how many percent of canon users with windows phone come here say - we also want an app. 10%? I guess less. A few thousand people are not enough? Not even up to give access to an SDK that the community could do the work for a big player?
We should warn people buying an expensive camera of an company which is fine if 80% of the customers are more or less happy. Maybe they should add a new slogan - 80% is more than enough
You guys have absolutely no sense of humor.
@RobertTheFat wrote:
@protik wrote:
Virindi, I just also registered to KUDOS you. What we can do now is to warn people with Windows phone about the danger of buying a "Canon Device" ..........Or we can warn people with Canon cameras not to buy a Windows phone.
Or we can warn Canon that if they don't have all-inclusive apps to make it easier to share to one's smartphone (no matter the operating system), one will be more inclined to put down (or not buy) the DSLR and simply use the smartphone instead - further eroding DSLR's marketshare to high-end smartphone cameras like the 41-megapixel Lumia 1020.
LUMIA 1020 - 41-megapixels, 1/1.5" sensor, Zeiss f/2.2 lens, optical image stabilization, xenon flash, led modeling/video light - $99 on contract
Optional camera grip for the 1020:
Ironically, Canon decided not to support the smartphone a photography enthusiast would be most interested in due to its superlative imaging performance!
