Did the movie opportunity disappear? Why doesn't anyone come to rejuvenate it again?

The elimination of film cameras is mainly due to the factors of consumer choice and manufacturers. Here, we only talk about the mainstream cameras in the civil photography market, and we don't discuss those minority film camera products.

The factors that consumers choose are mainly because the operation, cost, imaging, carrying and photo storage of film cameras are at a huge disadvantage. For example, with a digital camera, you can immediately see your own photos, which is convenient for adjustment and reference, while with a film camera, you can't immediately see the photos after shooting. Usually, you need to take a roll of 36 photos, send them to develop the negatives, and then print them out or scan the negatives into electronic files to see the photos accurately. Therefore, film cameras are not as good as digital cameras, and the same cost is also a huge problem.

On the other hand, we know that most product updates are led by manufacturers. The main purpose of product upgrading is to stimulate more desire to buy, expand the market and lead the technology. Therefore, the interests of manufacturers often determine whether the products are upgraded or not.

Film cameras use many mechanical structures, and digital cameras use many electronic components. For modern industrial production, the production cost of metal mechanical parts is much higher than that of electronic parts.