There often seems to be a significant lag between the introduction of a new technology and its widespread adoption by the market. It’s happened in photography quite a few times, but is particularly noticeable right now with interchangeable lens cameras (ILCs).
Mirrorless cameras are the future, and the choice of new DSLRs is in rapid decline, but the number of photographers still using the latter is quite significant, both amateurs and pros. Why? Because aside from the various advantages of the mirrorless configuration, the best DSLRs still do the job that many photographers ask of them.
