How often per day you hit DPReview?

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Greedy for news and nice pictures, I found that sometimes I check several times a day, when I have a spare minute.

What about you?

Once per month/week/day? Several times a day? Continuously like a maniac?

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KM 5 D + some fine lenses
 
Maybe 10 times. It really depends on how busy I am at work. If I am not busy, I surf the internet and DPReview and Dyxum are in my favorite sites list.

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banzen
 
couple dozen times a day, I guess... whenever I'm waiting for something to finish (download, compile, page refresh, whatever) I'll pop over here and check out the top new posts.

Like this one...

:)

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5-10 times a day :) One of the best forums for current and professional information that I know of.

Carl
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'Ask not what your photo equipment can do for you, but what you can do with your photo equipment'
 
putting down such an undefined number as "continuously like a maniac" I must say the answer appeals to me and will opt for that. Then ... suddenly I'll go weeks or months without going near DPreview. By the way, there was some discussion on the Canon 350d/etc/etc forum where posting was considered and two of the young woman there must stay up all night to post to get the 100,000+ numbers they turned in. As with all addictions there is always someone worse and ... also hope.
Regards,
Kurt
 
I'm a member of DA - DPReview Anonymous... ;)

Seriously I hit DPReview at least 30 ~ 50 times a day.... I seriously need help!!! I wish this resource was available to me when I was heavily using my FILM bodies 800si and STsi...

-Alex
 
Kurt, you mean to say you can go cold turkey? no DPreview for weeks or months even.
Wow, thats willpower.

For myself I think I'm developing a habit, home from work and first thing after tea, HAVE to open an IE Tab for DPreview.
I might have to seek help.
Has anyone ever had two tabs on DPreview running simultaneously?
Come on fess-up. (At least I'm not guilty of that one YET)
Greg
putting down such an undefined number as "continuously like a
maniac" I must say the answer appeals to me and will opt for that.
Then ... suddenly I'll go weeks or months without going near
DPreview. By the way, there was some discussion on the Canon
350d/etc/etc forum where posting was considered and two of the
young woman there must stay up all night to post to get the
100,000+ numbers they turned in. As with all addictions there is
always someone worse and ... also hope.
Regards,
Kurt
 
You have to have two tabs open at least if you're going to type a reply and check your points ... and then one to scan your threads and one to ...

But sooner or later we do have to take photos and then spend a zillion hours working them over; no dpreview during that time :-).
Regards,
Kurt
 
... just kidding. (As far as you know).

Couple times in the morning before work, couple of time in the evening mostly and ....

! Warning - Geek Alert - Warning - Geek Alert - Warning !

... and on my Blackberry through out the day. I have an rss news service push updates to my Blackberry from sites like dpreview, including the Sony SLR and Open Talk forums. The times when my spelling goes to heck in a hand basket, you can tell, I'm on my crackberry .... er .... blackberry. (no spell check in the crackberry browser)

Periodically, you may see me at a Starbucks before work, sipping my latte, WSJ tucked under my arm, reading my Blackberry, apparently doing something high-powered and important. Not true. I'm really getting the latest rumors on the next Sony DSLR.

Sometimes my colleagues, also at the same Starbucks, see me "diligently working", which causes them to start "diligently" reviewing the contents of their Blackberry, apparently something high-powered and important.

In reality, they are doing exactly what I am doing ... reviewing their forums on their favorite websites. As a matter of fact, I suspect one of you may be one of my colleagues. I just don't know which one.

! Warning not suited for children under 85 !
! Graphic scenes of Blackberry Addiction !

If you have an addiction prone personality, don't get a Blackberry. Really, don't do it.

The Blackberry addiction is why we Blackberry junkies call them "crackberrys". The Blackberry addiction is a secret and dark world, known only to other "berry-heads". Sometimes, you may hear us use certain code phrases to other junkies like, "I'm going out for some 'juice'. Do you need some?" In the world of Blackberry junkies, this means, "Lets get 'juiced' on our Blackberrys".

Frequently, you can find us behind dumpsters of even the most prestigious firms, shaking in the cold, typing on our blackberrys, mumbling to ourselves. It's sad, really.

Don't let those pinstripes fool you, even the most respectable looking professional can be an addict crying out for help.

Next time you see a "berry-head" on the subway/tube/metro/bus getting their "juice", that is, getting their Blackberry fix, help them. Such flagrant public use of a Blackberry is their cry for help. It's your moral obligation to knock the Blackberry to the floor and stamp on it.

You will be doing them a favor. On the outside, they may be turning red and shouting, but on the inside, they are very grateful that someone cares; they are relieved someone as freed them from the addiction.

. Public Service Announcement #20 .
. Sponsored by the Blackberry Freedom Foundation .

b shaw

PS Do any of you read the forums on your crackberry? Anyone? Anyone? Beuhler? Beuhler? Anyone?..... Seriously, if there is that one other soul like me, do you have trouble with the forum links, too?
 
I have read it --- and replied to posts on a pocket pc. No crackberry for me; the pix are better on pocket pc.
Regards,
Kurt
 
Hi,

I check DPReview twice a day. Especially regarding the presence of new A100 firmware.

I know that's not needed:
  • Sony won't publish new firmware for the A100 before new camera's are out, that's their priority, they need to sell.
  • And also fixing the noise handling is not fixing a bug, it's a complete rewrite of the firmware and that's something you do for a new model. To risky for existing customers.
  • This said, the Bionz processor is actually slow it won't be able to do the samething as some Nikon camera's can do with the same CCD.
  • Even if right now new firmware is out the sale of the A100 won't increase, i.e. it's known as a noisy camera, magazines will not retest.
This summer a new firmware will get out.

Nothing negative here, I'm happy with my A100 hardly use higher then ISO 400. Excellent camera!

Reg,
Bert
 
Too often - it becomes an addition but just recently the enthusiasm has waned - we need a few new cameras/reviews to pep things up !

Keith-C
 
Been away for a few hours earning some brownie points.

I saw the news the other day about the Blackberry comms system bllackout, it was quite "the day after" poor souls wandering aimlessly through the ruins of reality.
I actually felt sorry for them. I wonder how many survived.

Greg
 

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