The digital camera landscape evolves at breakneck speed. New models boast ever-increasing megapixel counts, lightning-fast autofocus, and cutting-edge video capabilities. Yet, amidst this relentless march of technology, a curious phenomenon persists: the enduring popularity of the Canon 5D Classic. 

Launched in 2005, this camera lacks the headline-grabbing specs of its modern counterparts. So, why does photographer Benj Haisch, and a dedicated community of enthusiasts, hail it as the "greatest digital camera of all time"?