Slapstick Noir
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Don't blame the company for something that we encouraged and allowed them to do!
It applies to every brand out there, not just Canon!
The problem is not the 6DmkII - it's only the result of a problem that we kept nourishing instead of getting rid off.
And namely, being apologists, fanboys, and masters in finding every possible and ridiculous excuse to pay for the favorite brand.
The apologists are subconscious snake oil salesmen - they are not only dangerous for themselves but to all the newbies who only need that sugarcoated advice as a trigger for a decision they have already made.
It has nothing to do with the 4k, DR, Motion JPEG or whatever - it has everything to do with our wrong approach so far.
We've created the 6DmkII, not Canon!
They're just like predators who feed upon naivety and uncontrollable impulses.
Stop blaming the result, it won't change! Aim at the cause.
If you think there is something wrong with the camera, ask yourself: what led to that; where did it start. You're about to be surprised!
We have been so stupid so that we have created concepts with which to justify everything which is wrong. If there's a problem with a cheap model - it's because it's an entry level; if it's a flagship - the pros don't need this and don't care about that. And we keep using those sedatives to make us feel better for a while, and thus lumping all kinds of different people into simplified and comfortable stereotypes.
And Canon are well aware of it. They are neither stupid nor they're smoke something.
You are!
Seriously, what did you expect 6DmkII to be? And based on what deduction?!
Blaming it on something "out there" says to your mind: there is nothing you can do. And the "out there" responds accordingly. So stop crying over DR charts and do something to change it!
It will still sell like a hotcakes may be a scary thought, but there is a fix!
Don't buy the damn camera!
Stop yourself. Quit being a mindless apologist and a compulsive buyer - give em a lesson instead of another opportunity to screw you over again with the next model.
Because if you keep doing the same thing over and over again, and expect different result... well... it's not the camera!
It applies to every brand out there, not just Canon!
The problem is not the 6DmkII - it's only the result of a problem that we kept nourishing instead of getting rid off.
And namely, being apologists, fanboys, and masters in finding every possible and ridiculous excuse to pay for the favorite brand.
The apologists are subconscious snake oil salesmen - they are not only dangerous for themselves but to all the newbies who only need that sugarcoated advice as a trigger for a decision they have already made.
It has nothing to do with the 4k, DR, Motion JPEG or whatever - it has everything to do with our wrong approach so far.
We've created the 6DmkII, not Canon!
They're just like predators who feed upon naivety and uncontrollable impulses.
Stop blaming the result, it won't change! Aim at the cause.
If you think there is something wrong with the camera, ask yourself: what led to that; where did it start. You're about to be surprised!
We have been so stupid so that we have created concepts with which to justify everything which is wrong. If there's a problem with a cheap model - it's because it's an entry level; if it's a flagship - the pros don't need this and don't care about that. And we keep using those sedatives to make us feel better for a while, and thus lumping all kinds of different people into simplified and comfortable stereotypes.
And Canon are well aware of it. They are neither stupid nor they're smoke something.
You are!
Seriously, what did you expect 6DmkII to be? And based on what deduction?!
Blaming it on something "out there" says to your mind: there is nothing you can do. And the "out there" responds accordingly. So stop crying over DR charts and do something to change it!
It will still sell like a hotcakes may be a scary thought, but there is a fix!
Don't buy the damn camera!
Stop yourself. Quit being a mindless apologist and a compulsive buyer - give em a lesson instead of another opportunity to screw you over again with the next model.
Because if you keep doing the same thing over and over again, and expect different result... well... it's not the camera!
