It’s Nikon’s centenary. How do you think the photo industry will look in 2117?

You answered…

A Who knows? It’s impossible to predict that far 42% B The standalone camera will have disappeared – cameras will be built into everything 26% C Whatever the tech advances, there will always be a need for highquality, dedicated cameras 22% D The only cameras will be broken old replicas in a blasted postapocalyptic landscape! 10%

What you said

‘I selected the “Impossible to predict” option, but if I had to make up my own answer I’d go for the possibility of retinal implants that allow photographers to take a capture of whatever they’re looking at, with the ability to edit the image by simply thinking about how they wish it to look. My vision of the future does, however, still include a number of people who maintain that analogue is best!’ ‘Optical and electronic imaging and recording will still have a place in family, hobby and professional life.’ ‘I do not expect there to be the same distinction between still images and video as there is today. The link between image recording and other forms of communication will most likely be refined still further, probably not by becoming a single device but by sharing a linking technology.’ Join the debate on the AP forum

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