Скачать или смотреть If You’re Over 60, Your Camera System Is Probably Wrong

I’m 56 and retired five months ago. When I stepped back and looked at my photography setup, I realized something uncomfortable: most photographers over 60 are building systems that don’t scale into their 70s.
After 60, energy matters more than specs. Recovery time increases. Friction compounds. Heavy gear, complex setups, and constant system switching can quietly reduce how often you actually shoot.
In this video, I break down:
Why heavy gear often becomes a liability
The 10–15 year life arc mindset
Why retirement changes gear strategy
The 5 psychological patterns that keep photographers stuck
How to design your last camera system
If your system makes you shoot less, it’s the wrong system.