Has obsession over camera systems always been this intense or is this a rising phenomenon over the past few years? Seems as though the vast majority of content I get recommended on YouTube and Instagram is centered around tech and gear as opposed to stories and experiences.

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2024-06-19 02:18

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2 小時內	Benjamin Hasic benhasic	The titles get clicks, every camera is the something "killer". It's endlessly frustrating.
2 小時內	Stuart Brïghtwell forwardscatter	The lust over various gear gets boring so quick. I don’t bother any more now I’m getting some of my fav images with a wonky Zenit, worn Helios and some cheap b&w film. Time spent pining over gear is wasted shooting time!
11 小時內	Patrick patrick.on.film	I wish I could find the original article about it but the gist was that photography is nearly unique as an art form that involves incredibly technical tools and it leads people to focus obsessively on the tools instead of the art and practice.
19 小時內	Nicole S. Young nicolesy	I think it’s always been there, but social media wasn’t big (loud) enough to push the message as much.
一天內	Bill Lee iambilllee	You’ve trained your algorithm to do that.
2 天內	Mike Gray mikegrayfilm	YouTube doesn’t care about our stories bro. You can pour your soul into a story and get 2 views. But a PRODUCT REVIEW will take you far smfh lmfao 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️
4 天內	Phil Knall philknall	That's what gets the views, unfortunately. I'll admit to watching quite a bit of them, but I also never skip your outdoor ones.