Dear Sony - Thank you for the mirrorless camera revolution

This is how Sony created the Mirrorless revolution, came out on top and has paved the way for the next Mirrorless camera innovators. We look at hows Sonys mirrorless success is much like that of Apple in the early 2000's.
Sony mirrorless camera took command of a new industry, the mirrorless camera world and focussed on the consumer first. Like apple, this world already existed but they dominated.
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Like apple they created hype, launched products almost yearly and created a marketing storm every time. Their products looked good, no, their products looked incredible. Although they were cameras themselves they photographed well. They built a community of people who wanted to show off they they had a Sony mirrorless. Sony focussed on the new world, their products were socially viable …. Search for a sony A7s camera on instagram and you see hundreds of photos of the camera itself. The perfect marketing for the mirrorless camera.
Companies like nikon and canon have not capitalized on this. When was the last time you saw a great photo of a Nikon DSLR camera. Nobody does it. Sony has beautiful sharp shiny, sleek edges. Sony Mirrorless cameras look strong, angular and sexy. They look like the new shooter, the young, the hip the early adopters.
Search for a Nikon mirrorless camera or Canon mirrorless camera and you just see the photos taken on the camera not the camera itself.
You might be thinking, well they are cameras and image quality is what matters. Wrong, nikon is a company, sales is what matters. Remember apple in 1997. You can sell 10,000 professional cameras to the top professionals or you can sell millions of slightly cheaper nearly pro cameras to millions of consumers. If you don’t bring in the money you can’t fund research and development, you wont stay relevant and your business fails.
In the past companies dictated to the consumer what they should want. Sony was different. People say to Sony we want better focusing, they do it, better batteries, done, 5 axes sensor stabilization done. Perfect first time? Not at all, but hey they were listening, trying and often delivering. Cameras like the sony a7iii, sony alpha a6000 or any of the Sony Alpha range.
Just sitting back and saying we have done this for 100 years just isn’t good enough. We the consumer don’t care what you did, we care what you are doing. You can create the world's best DSLR but mirrorless is what everyone is talking about. In a battle between mirrorless vs dslr then mirrorless would win the marketing battle although DSLR might still win the usability battle, but the gap is closing. It’s like launching a sony walkman with all the latest tech when everyone is talking about the iPod. Cameras are going to go mirrorless and that’s why sony is currently winning. Mirrorless camera pictures are improving with every update and mirrorless camera video is just sooooooo good. sony a7iii video.
I think this is the next era for Mirrorless cameras, in fact cameras as a whole. More competition, driving innovation, pushing technological boundaries. The more players in the game the faster the innovation. Thanks to Sony we are going to see the fastest technological advancement in digital photography we have ever seen. With more companies bringing out mirrorless system we will start seeing features we never dreamt about. We will see companies fail, see products fail, BUT we will see the bar raised higher, leaps made larger and progress made faster.
So…. thank you to sony for starting the mirrorless revolution. Thank you to all the companies who will challenge you. Who knows who will have the best mirrorless camera 2018 or the best mirrorless camera for beginners
Who knows who will stay on top, for me, well I don’t care. I’m just thankful for the companies who fight amongst themselves, so that we, the humble consumer can use the most technologically advanced camera systems the world has ever seen.
The nikon mirrorless camera is on its way and could be the most important mirrorless camera of 2018.
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[@Digmen1]

Wow, that was a great video, you put a lot of work into that!

[@clearlyed]

I did. I just wanted to point out the comparison and also the awesome success of sony which has lead to the great advancement of mirrorless camera technology.

[@carflo2112]

WOW, That was awesome. Great video, Sony mirrorless shooter here, now a new subscriber. Well done Ed.

[@obayedh]

Thank you Ed for being the cool and revolutionary Lr instructor on the Net! Not only you have inspired me, but thousands around the world. Hats off to you :)

[@FeisworldMedia]

Great storytelling method, like this new format!! You are so good

[@oldgrumpyjim5003]

Great video...... but couldn't wait to see the below comments to see how many called you a Sony fan boy!! especially after the last Nikon mirrorless one. Really polished the way this was put together well done Jim

[@clearlyed]

Thank you so much for picking up on that. I just wondered what peoples reactions to this was going to be.

[@paulm8157]

Excellent vid, analogies, and points about consumers and product development! Puts things in contemporary perspective - am old enough to have had a Commodore 64 as a first computer. Sony is largely an electronics co., a reason I believe they were able to make the advances they did. The Sony Mavika should have been in there somewhere. From time to time there are articles about new photographic technologies in the pipeline that would supplant current lens and sensor designs entirely - dark horses now, but who knows what will emerge, take hold for a time, and then be supplanted (wax to whale oil, to tungsten to LEDs). But we still have crayons 😁.

[@clearlyed]

thanks so much for your thoughts. we all have crayons. love this comment. I definitely put a lot of effort into this mirrorless story video (I finished it at 4 am this morning and posted it 4 hours later.... ugh!)

[@JoaquimGonsalves]

Thank you for this video! We need more creatives like you. There's really no excuse these days for not being able to make content when there's technology that is already way ahead of our capabilities. Really happy that Sony managed this.

[@dulghensphotography]

Such an amazing content! Well done! Subscribed!

[@OmarSherien]

Amazing, Subscribed A new fan from Egypt.

[@rhiwderinraytube]

Thanks to Panasonic and Olympus who provide interchangeable lenses !

[@MarceloGori]

Damn right words and amazing video!!!!!! Thanks Ed fot that!!!!

[@mikekay6288]

Well presented and detailed; I couldn't find fault in your synopsis and historical outline. Mike in Oz

[@nickbaltsavias6059]

Man I am impressed with this video. Amazing edit and really good ideas. Thank you so much for sharing with us. #sharingiscaring

[@clearlyed]

Wow, thank you so much. you compliments really do go a long way. I am putting in a lot of effort into these videos and your words definitely boost me to continue. THANK YOU

[@thenikhilray99]

It was years ago I heard about Mirrorless in a newspaper. I was so intrigued by it. I always knew it was going to be the next big thing.

[@foxyfoxfilms]

Great video. Everything was spot on. Thank YOU for making this video.

[@juliaread5449]

Great video, artfully assembled. Am a Sony fangirl - been there since the NEX, and keep moving through the models. People laughed at my mirrorless Sony choices, but won over by quality, functionality and weight. Many I know now buying mirrorless - not necessarily Sony - but for all the seem reasons - consumers have many reasons to be thankful for the way Sony influenced innovation. Well said Ed!

[@clearlyed]

Thanks so much and congrats on being an early adopter. You win for sure.

[@TyroneLT]

I like the way you tie it all together at the end. No matter who comes out on top it's a win for consumers because of the increased competition.

[@clearlyed]

Thank you so much. I really do think its important that we understand that we dont need to be fighting over who is best. instead we need to be celebrating the advancement of the mirrorless camera technology.

[@darilov]

Cant wait to see the Nikon Z6 and Z7 in action... nice video!

[@hansalexander1051]

I still confused either choose Nikon Z6 or Sony A7iii for my second camera. :( Please help me

[@clearlyed]

Very tough choice. What do you currently shoot with. If your shoot Nikon then get the Nikon z7. If you shoot Sony they get a Sony mirrorless.

[@tolisthekid]

A portrait is not made in the camera but on either side of it. Edward Steichen (ironically waiting for Sony's a7IV with a resolution of 73 metric shittons of megapixels, 13 axis IBIS and 495184085 focusing points)

[@RickMentore]

Very Nicely done EG! This video explains it all.

[@clearlyed]

Thank you so much. happy you are enjoying my content.

[@LarsBoon]

That video was great!!

[@lilac819]

I forgot this is a Sony mirrorless camera video while watching all that apple stuff.

[@rubenespinoza7121]

Hell with fanboys sony or Nikon. I am a PIC fanboy. Great work

[@MrSwaggernaut83]

Holy shit you hit the nail on the head, good work!

[@johnkosterimages]

Great video. And I shoot Nikon. But you nailed it.

[@clearlyed]

Thank you so much. I worked hard to make a compelling idea of whats been going on and definitely get excited about what will happen next in the mirrorless camera world.

[@morgalily738]

Loved the video!

[@micahfoordphotography3206]

I love my a7iii but agree its predominantly successful due to excellent marketing but that’s always been the case. Lets see what the other big players bring in response and what Pro-togs they use to market them.

[@upupawayandbeyond]

What a video!!! Just pure awesomeness!!!

[@clearlyed]

wow. thank you so much for the compliment. I was really interested in posting a video like this. Sony have done a great job for mirrorless. but now its gamete

[@upupawayandbeyond]

No fishing. The kind of vídeo KZbin should be filled with. Well written, well edited... just a bombing of info put the best straightforward and right way.

[@clearlyed]

thanks so much for your positivity here.

[@geribrn6453]

You hear that Canon? Nah you probably won't since you never bothered to listen to your consumers anyway.

[@clearlyed]

hahahah best comment every. I really do hope that the companies see videos ike these. I think it could help them to see the perspective on the consumer. sony did that and look how they won in the mirrorless camera market. Thanks for watching.

[@Ninochew]

Sounds like a Nokia to me.

[@nordic5490]

Geri, Canon mirrorless outsells Sony mirrorless. Looks like Canon has been making mirrorless ILCs the public want, afterall. Canon Leads the Mirrorless Market in Japan fstoppers.com/gear/believe-it-or-not-canon-leads-mirrorless-market-You Won't Believe Who's The #1 Mirrorless Camera Manufacturer-273240 You Won't Believe Who's The #1 Mirrorless Camera Manufacturer kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoOti6ptZ5apeJI

[@Winderia]

Well... happy joy joy, Sir. I'm a Sony User myself. ❤!

[@danielbranam8503]

Nice job on the video. Well done.

[@clearlyed]

Thank you so much

[@titasghosh9729]

Man I am a canon shooter from the start, and now saving up for a Sony mirror less. Couldn't agree more with you.

[@clearlyed]

Well keep saving but you may want to hold out purchasing until canon released their mirrorless camera range. It’s coming.

[@josecolon8143]

I have just watched a stunning , incredible art piece done by PIC! Stellar!!! Bravo, bravo, bravissimo ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@clearlyed]

Thank you so much for your kind works.

[@clearlyed]

*words

[@josecolon8143]

Photos In Color 🙏

[@TECH3_]

Wow just awesome video

[@paorpeable]

Completely agree Greg! Great video

[@dinodsja]

Great video.. well explained... thank you... i'm using a SONY mirrorless camera to shoot cars & bikes... Hope SONY should follow the same strategy for other products like Xperia, Bravia, VAIO, etc... (SONY please bring back VAIO)

[@DDingle668]

Wow!!! What a video 👏🏼

[@raghulchandru1996]

Amazing video

[@Rajendrakpatelproduction]

So should I move from mark 4 to Sony?🤔

[@kevinkim271]

More of Dear Micro Four Thirds (Olympus and Panasonic) - Thank you for the mirrorless camera revolution. Might also want to note that the digital camera industry has been shrinking for a long time as smartphones become more sophisticated. There are still more professionals on Canon and Nikon. For overall mirroless sales within the last decades (at least for Japan) Olympus is generally at the top.

[@hindesite]

Rewriting history, somewhat. Sony was still messing around with translucent mirrors on their Alpha system when m4/3 showed them how it could be done. It was Olympus and Panasonic who took the initial leap of faith to mirrorless (because they had less to lose). Sony finally saw the way forward and kudos for that, but they would not have done it so quickly without seeing what m4/3 was going to be capable of. So, no way did Sony "create" the mirrorless revolution, but they are a major driver (at least until Canon gets properly in the game).

[@skfirojali2429]

The best video about tech I have ever seen.

[@martinzamora7725]

Great Analysis!

[@jameslane3846]

Mirrorless is the future for digital cameras perhaps but the humble landscape fine-art photographer just needs a 6x7/4x5 and a 6x17, fancy tech doesn't really do much extra for us! I'll continue using digital but for wildlife, as a back-up and for fast changing light. Great video by the way and very insightful!

[@kitsva]

Very well made video. It's IMAX content! 👍

[@tolisthekid]

the design of Sony cameras looks like it won't last 5 mins in the rain.

[@petersymes8467]

Excellent and reasonable perspective on Sony, actually makes me want to buy one.

[@Red77]

Why doesn’t this video have a million views yet ?

[@adrianphoenixpadilla55]

Great video

[@rudolffoldvary5654]

Good one!

[@ancogbernard]

hoping for mirrorless with a7 desgn. apsc. and low price.

[@PritamBagade]

Excellent video Ed... Lovely narration. I agree with your statement that mirrorless is the future. But I am also worried for companies like Canon who are still way behind. Never forget how Kodak ended up being bankrupt.

[@clearlyed]

Thank you so much. I thinking that is a real testament to Sonys mirrorless camera success. some big companies are worried. however Canon has a number of other huge industries so they will have the ending to make a mirrorless camera world. its companies like Nikon Mirrorless that have the real challenge. if they fail well their business is in serious danger.

[@jameslane3846]

Kodak survived! If it had not, film would have died XD

[@jameslane3846]

@Art Pics we should also thank Kodak for Etkar 100 and the Portra line or film would be dead!

[@jameslane3846]

@Art Pics yes Ilford but Fujifilm??? They've discontinued nearly all their films

[@jameslane3846]

@Art Pics they discontinued their major slide films for large format. The ones I use and need for my work. Velvia 50 and they discontinued several films this year and rumours are that they will pull out of film all together except Instax. I rather stick with Kodak and Ilford as they with Lomography and Impossible seem to be the only dedicated film producers left

[@fightingmink]

I was there when the NEX launched. I had so many dirty looks and smirks from Canon and Nikon users. Fast forward to now, I just purchase the GM 100-400 and GM 24-70 for that NEX. Just kidding, for the a7rii.

[@justyjust]

Would be a nice surprise if Panasonic release a full frame with ibis, hybrid shooters would love it....

[@clearlyed]

Now the would be awesome if Panasonic got stuck into the full frame mirrorless game. I would love that.

[@Y2Kvids]

I remember the old days of NEX!

[@juliaread5449]

Y2Kvids NEX- started there, it’s been a great journey onwards through the Sony models since then

[@fightingmink]

I think this video missed one thing. Sony is a sensor manufacturer first and foremost that happens to build a camera. All the top camera makers send their designs to Sony to make sensors or just buy what Sony already have in their lineup.

[@clearlyed]

Correct. But I’m not sure what this has to do with the final product. The designs are not Sony’s. They just uses the factories.

[@rio_nakayama]

I Never liked Sony's mirrorless.. and I USED to be a Nikon user, gave up on Nikon, but now I think I want to give the new Nikon mirrorless Z series a try. They look very promising and more competitive. So you know what..? You're right.. thank you Sony indeed. Great job on the video, loved it!

[@jafetbatalla4863]

I like the part where we the consumers win. Thanks Ed!!!

[@clearlyed]

I always like the part where we win too :)

[@sadenb]

Sony should now improve on the LCD back screens. Maybe they should try to import better OLED technology on the back screens.

[@killmeh2]

From the ground up? Minolta?

[@AlexMusicX]

*Amaziiinnggggg!!!!!!!!!!!*

[@Tech-ff5vt]

*Sony is the Photography Ambassador* As the creator of Interchangeable Lenses Cameras. Sony deserves the *Market Leader* title.

[@nadeemnoorkhaskheli5744]

Awesome

[@alienhatz3265]

great video on the history of apple

[@AnthonyJohnston1]

absolutely fantastic video! such a positive outlook and hopefully you can persuade more people to think like this

[@nihalkp3687]

True that coz when i bought sony nex7 back in 2012 everyone asked which point & shoot camera is that😅😅😅 and then i showed the picture that i took with it then They were staring at their bulky dslr's thinking y on earth they r carrying this burden🤣 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Wonder380]

Well said Ed, I was first on board with the Digital Camera Evolution with the Nikon D70 but was really disappointed with the recent lack of product line and innovation. As a result swithc to Sony A7Sii last year. A big adaptation but well worth the effort.

[@clearlyed]

I have a lot of envy for the early adopters of the mirrorless technologies. running my production company I just could take the risk. however have often thought I should have done. but hey, the miriness camera race is on. Im excited and think I may actually get involved now.

[@patrickdegraaf2766]

Love my fuji xt20 mirrorless

[@clearlyed]

they are amazing pieces of kit. for me they are just missing out on the full frame market though.

[@AlexMusicX]

100th viewer!!!

[@radiozelaza]

I think that is the best pro-capitalist, pro-innovation, pro-competition video I've seen!

[@ottawamountainman]

I’m reading some of the comments and can’t help to think that people are missing your point. There is a race going on for our $. This is healthy. In the end the consumer wins. These are exciting times for the photography industry. People should recognize this and embrase the advances we have recently seen and the ones to come.

[@theuktoday4233]

Sony has done more for my favourite addiction than any other camera company...

[@SantiagoLuengas]

This video is amazing!!! although I'd disagree slightly with the message. Some companies are driven by passion for what they do (Apple, Nikon, BMW), while others are clearly driven just by market share growth (Sony, Samsung, Hyundai). This trickles down and is apparent in each of the products themselves. Anyway you are right! consumers are the ultimate winners! :)

[@Liam1694u]

Thanks so much for posting this. Great insight and I entirely agree that competition is what I love best. People are welcome to be fan boys of Apple or Android, Canon or Nikon, whatever. As long as they are trying to one-up each other, I win. Always loved your videos too. Keep up the good work.

[@aniketkamthe2091]

What about the Nikon Mirror-less? It's biggest challenge for Sony, is it?

[@scb2scb2]

I think you missed a massive point, most of the research money for the sensor came from apple that pushed the sony sensor designs they could in return play out in their cameras once they took over minolta. We will see that happen again with the stacked sensor concepts first deployed in the smaller sensors and proto-typed in the a9... they will force a even more simple design where next to the mirror also the shutter will go and i suspect over time even the ibis will go again less moving parts for sony mostly driven by their sales in phones and car sensors. It is true they did listen on what sucked on their first few tries and that would should be a lesson to canon and nikon but even if they do they have the sensor power of sony to follow .. unless samsung jumps back in and join either canon or nikon bigtime.. just my 2 cents...

[@tolisthekid]

The only good reason to shoot mirrorless, for me, is the ability to easily adapt vintage manual lenses. I really hope this doesn't turn out into a mirrorless war where each company issues a new 2000$ camera each year! It's gonna be a waste of resources for the companies and it'll turn photography and videography alike into a pointles fanboi specs game, where you won't be focusing on the actual result but on the gear you can afford. Seems like hell to me.

[@kenshin9880ify]

canon and nikon joined the mirrorless ship xp sony: hehe

[@bestcameralens]

Aaand sony said: give this kid a cookie! (You're hired). Just kidding. You really did a excellent video! Innovation and speed is future. And sony seen that. I came here from other site only to give a like to this video. Great job! 👏

[@sadenb]

Camera is a niche market unlike phones.

[@poman911]

20 years ago I wanted those pro features from Nikon at prosumer prices. Gave up on Nikon in 2010 and basically all cameras. Then 2014 came around and all of a sudden it was the GH4 that kick started for me. In 2015 it was the a6300 that got me. In 2016 it was the a6500. In 2018 it was the a7iii. In 4 years I bought more cameras and lenses than I had in the previous 20 years. I’m waiting for the a7s3. So yes Sony is the clear leader and canikon will go the way of blackberries and Nokia.

[@marc6652]

I sold my Leica and bought an A7RIII because I thought it was the best camera ever produced. It worked well one month ; and then I had a fist break down, then a second one, then a third one,... then I sold it all. The after sales service is more than bad and the costumer department is enough to make you cry. Good buy Sony !

[@Sukuraidogai]

What do you mean by "break down"? That's such a generic phrase it could be referring to literally anything.

[@Sukuraidogai]

If you're talking about the camera freezing with some lenses, that can happen when you have a bad adapter, assuming you're trying to use lenses designed for other cameras with the A7RIII.

[@aliskandari]

Hype is the word of 2010ths. Shifting from film to sensor was a revolution indeed. But moving from mirror to mless is just evolution and its not total. Many pros and enthusiasts will stay with dslr

[@clearlyed]

I think mirrorless v DSLR will go on for a long time just as film to DSLR did. but I think mirrorless will end up taking over in the long run. the tech isn't there yet. but it will be soon enough. give it 4 years

[@codyrap95]

@@clearlyed Correct me if I'm wrong but Film to digital was a revolution because it changed literally everything (principles, medium, techniques, quality, storage etc etc.) . DSLR to Mirrorless keeps almost everything the same. Same principles based on the same digital sensor just without the mirror/prism thing that brings mainly the size advantage. What am I missing?

[@clearlyed]

I guess we are taking about the differences in what we see as a revolution. for me its more about social change. I think we are going to see a huge shift in the way the photography and video community interact with cameras. mirrorless and DSLR do work differently and it means the user must interact and think differently. because I think that there is going to be a huge shift and in the next 10 years maybe a total shift to mirrorless cameras I saw this as a revolution. But you are right, I was probably overdoing it somewhat. hahaha

[@aliskandari]

@@clearlyed Sure, we will find out eventually, I have no doubt m-less cameras will become much more popular in 4 years and I don't mean to desregard the new technology. My point was that method of focusing does not make as substential difference as the actual way of light processing was in mid 2000. But everybody silently switched to digital without excessive hype, because that was undeniable progress. As for ml vs dslr, personally I live fine with traditional viewfinder and don't really mind the live view focusing apart from focus peaking. But it is good to have this feature anyway. And I am certanly considering to get z6 or z7 l (btw, have you seen the fresh"leaked" fotos of these two?))) For me the best thing in recent developments is that the competition made nikon to introduce their new mount. Will I move to ml if they can make a superb evf while improving battery life? Not sure yet.

[@aliskandari]

@@clearlyed if you considering the social aspect then the real revolution was the mass invasion of cameraphones. But for me it is slightly different thing.

[@thebolivianguy64]

with all this new models battle, in a year, the A7iii's price will be so low that maybe i would be able tu buy one lol (I know everyone thinks like i do)

[@Magnesiumbaum]

I have a A7iii. Best Camera i have ever seen.

[@nitramwin]

Yes to the faster development but will the market grow? I’m skeptical because the entire process of photography has been streamlined by smartphones. Easier than ever and with results that are good enough. Yup, there will certainly be more and more people who dive more deeply into the art that is photography as well as filmography but will the market size increase massively? I am skeptical. Excellent video though!

[@hugedom]

Mirrorless sale went up 30% last year, against a downward trend for camera as a whole, there is a market if the products are good.

[@josecolon8143]

Preach it brother! Amen!!!!!

[@andysmith5221]

It's funny because I see nikon are trying to create their own hype with their new camera.

[@huntsman4904]

Hello !! This video should be about Sony as the title says !!

[@clearlyed]

Thanks for you comment however I am somewhat confused. The video is about Sony and how they had such an effect of the mirrorless photography industry. I do use Apple to compare and maybe this is what you mean.

[@santiagotoro3388]

Good comparison between Apple and Sony! Why? Well, I read ones in a book that Steve Jobs admires Sony and how they built products. I think Sony with Mirrorless cameras can achieve a lot of innovation, and that's great for the consumer because technology is better and better all the time an as photographers we need more innovation to be more eficient.

[@slr7075]

Sony created a niche market for sure. Nikon wants in on that too.

[@normski4ash]

Brilliant ! Sad to think that Canon & Nikon are still playing with dinosaurs...

[@TeaJayPhotography]

Who released the first mirrorless camera? Hint: it wasn't Sony.

[@clearlyed]

Oooooh now that’s a great question. I really don’t know. I know. Nikon has the Nikon one series like 10 years ago but I am sure there we many many more. This videos is all about how Sony became the most successful full frame mirrorless company. Definitely weren’t the first and probably not the best either. And Nikon mirrorless may just change it all again. Who knows.

[@yachoi3645]

whoever made the first mirrorless camera must've sucked in pushing it's potential, what a dumb company...sony did it better, deal with it..

[@Slackboy72]

There's some wild inaccuracies here.

[@clearlyed]

I definitely made some sweeping statements (kind of the point of the video) but I would love to know what was inaccurate

[@franciscr80]

Like!

[@technomaniac1992]

This sounds amazing but still, Canon ande Nikon still lead in sales and now they are coming with mirrorless as well which will send sony to dust.Still i'm very grateful to sony for starting a more fierce competition and made the prices drop.

[@whamni]

Surley it was Olympus who was the first and everyone else followed !

[@DatoAliffAlex]

Sony anytime!

[@codyrap95]

Great video, but you missed a lot of things in the Apple story. Mainly how Microsoft saved Apple from bankruptcy around 1997. Don't get me wrong, Apple really revolutionized technology, especially the way we perceive and use technology and they deserve all the credit, but I feel that your image is a bit distorted.

[@clearlyed]

that is very true however It wasn't much of an apple story. I was just using it as a comparison which is why I left all sorts of details out. the script was about 3 times longer and I had to cut it down to keep it interesting. you are also right that the image iso apple is pretty distorted in general. but thats kind of what the video is about. they learned how to market to the consumers better than anyone else.

[@codyrap95]

@@clearlyed That's right. Thank you for your response. Thumbs up for admitting and objectively criticising yourself. Keep up the good work!