How do you “build a better mouse trap” with photographic art?

RBLee: How do you “build a better mouse trap” with photographic art?
Most of the readers here may remember the old quote ‘Build a better mouse trap and you’ll build a better product.” What I want to know is how this theory can positively effect the future of photographic art and what are the “tools” to get there.

Answers and Views:

Answer by Sentimental Treasures Photo
extreme low light capabilities with no noise
facial recognition
pc socket
full frame

Answer by jeannie
A larger dynamic range – I would love a digital camera that can give me an image with a full 5 to 7 stop range of light without losing detail in either the highlights or the shadows, no noise (although some of the very high end canons can render a long exposure image without noise in the shadows- 5D and above). Full frame digital cameras exist, but they are $ $ $ $ $ $ – please lower the prices.

A PC socket in all digital SLRs – regardless of price (yes, that means the Rebels too!)

Printers and monitors that can print and show the full gamut of color the sensor can record as well as fully render that huge dynamic range I’m beggin for – spare me the talk on stacking and HDR – this is way too time consuming to do on a lot of images.

World peace.