65 pieces of junk
Rich
the last three weeks by the manufacturers. Why? What is the point, to
wallpaper Walmart and Best Buy shelves? Is this like grocery stores where
camera companies have to pay to get preferential positioning on shelves?
Honestly, it wouldn't surprise me if nearly all of these cameras come out
of the same 2-3 factories in China.
Ray Fischer
>And no new DSLR's. 65 is how many cruddy P&S cameras were introduced in
Rich hates everything.
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Anon
"Rich" <no...@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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plastic dSLRs to make you happy Rich/RichA
Alan Browne
> And no new DSLR's. 65 is how many cruddy P&S cameras were introduced in
> the last three weeks by the manufacturers.
Did you miss all the economic news over the past couple years?
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RichA
wrote:
> On 10-02-06 1:16 , Rich wrote:
>
> > And no new DSLR's. 65 is how many cruddy P&S cameras were introduced in
> > the last three weeks by the manufacturers.
>
> Did you miss all the economic news over the past couple years?
Not at all. Which begs the question, why produce products that add no
profit?
Ray Fischer
tony cooper
wrote:
Ouch. You are using - misusing - "begs the question" to mean "raises
the question". To "beg the question" means "to assume what has not
been proved".
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Anon
Video Rebel mk.II. More than enough plastic in it to get Rich all frothed
up!
PMA starts in just under 2 weeks!
Robert Coe
:
: "Rich" <no...@nowhere.com> wrote in message
: news:ba2dnQPQvb6mlPDW...@giganews.com...
: > And no new DSLR's. 65 is how many cruddy P&S cameras were introduced
: > in the last three weeks by the manufacturers. Why? What is the point,
: > where camera companies have to pay to get preferential positioning on
: > shelves? Honestly, it wouldn't surprise me if nearly all of these
: > cameras come out of the same 2-3 factories in China.
: >
: Pre PMA Show, Canon announced the T2i an 18mp Digital Rebel today...
: Or the Video Rebel mk.II. More than enough plastic in it to get Rich
: all frothed up!
:
: PMA starts in just under 2 weeks!
I understand that Anderson Technologies will announce the Andershot A-1, a
DSLR made entirely of depleted uranium. The word on the sidewalk is that
that's why Canon announced early.
Bob
John Navas
<ba2dnQPQvb6mlPDW...@giganews.com>:
Still trolling I see.
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Buying a dSLR doesn't make you a photographer,
it makes you a dSLR owner.
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is the twelve inches behind it." -Ansel Adams
Alan Browne
>
> I understand that Anderson Technologies will announce the Andershot A-1, a
> DSLR made entirely of depleted uranium. The word on the sidewalk is that
> that's why Canon announced early.
I'm not sure the depletion is all in the uranium ...
Alan Browne
> I understand that Anderson Technologies will announce the Andershot A-1, a
> DSLR made entirely of depleted uranium. The word on the sidewalk is that
> that's why Canon announced early.
Let me try that again:
Did you mean depleted cranium?
Robert Coe
<alan....@FreelunchVideotron.ca> wrote:
: On 10-02-10 20:41 , Robert Coe wrote:
:
: > I understand that Anderson Technologies will announce the Andershot A-1,
: > a DSLR made entirely of depleted uranium. The word on the sidewalk is
: > that that's why Canon announced early.
:
: Let me try that again:
:
: Did you mean depleted cranium?
That's not metal! A camera made out of someone's bone head might as well be
PLASTIC.
Bob
Kennedy McEwen
<b...@1776.COM> writes
>On Thu, 11 Feb 2010 17:25:46 -0500, Alan Browne
><alan....@FreelunchVideotron.ca> wrote:
>:
>
>That's not metal! A camera made out of someone's bone head might as well be
>PLASTIC.
>
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Paul Furman
> In article <f079n5hom9mkkmf5h...@4ax.com>, Robert Coe
> <b...@1776.COM> writes
>> On Thu, 11 Feb 2010 17:25:46 -0500, Alan Browne
>> <alan....@FreelunchVideotron.ca> wrote:
>> :
>> : Did you mean depleted cranium?
>>
>> That's not metal! A camera made out of someone's bone head might as
>> well be
>> PLASTIC.
>>
> Too much calcium - and that's a metal. ;-)
Before plastic, people used tortoise shell, horns and bone for things
like hair combs.
Kennedy McEwen
<paul-@-edgehill.net> writes
Metal was used for hair combs as well - and still is. As a conductor it
doesn't induce static electricity when you comb your hair with a metal
comb. That's why hairdressers use metal combs.