Sony has come up with a unique pitch for its new range of cameras: telling its best customers they are idiots.
The Japanese tech giant is currently promoting its new Nex E-mount cameras by posting a video in which people who own expensive DSLR snappers are told off for not using their gear properly.
In a survey, Sony found that two thirds of DSLR users never use anything except automatic mode - completely negating the point of owning a fully manual camera.
Most also said they used it mainly "for fun" - and 20% said they used it to upload photos to Facebook.
Sony employed photographer Gary Heery to tell owners of these cameras that they should switch to a smaller, more flexible camera which they'll actually be able to use.
"You don't need the camera I use - they're big, bulky and they're difficult to use," Heery says in a quote on Sony's website. "The Sony NEX is a better choice. It has exactly the same size sensor as a DSLR camera but it's smaller, lighter and easier to use."
Take a look, above.