Does Sony Own Or Pay Adobe??

cardamom wrote:

Jerry-astro wrote:

cardamom wrote:

Your name should be synonym with "Skintone"...😃 You have been relentless about this subject and have been testing new cameras for perfect imaginary skintone for as long as I can remember you. I have no doubt you will raise up with similar thread- Sony vs Nikon vs Canon vs Pentax vs Fujifilm vs Panasonic vs Spro5 vs Skintone- not long from from when this one dies out. You are simply one of a kind, 🤣

If you want to respond to the question at hand, fine. However, this post basically makes it personal. If you’re simply irritated by the question, have nothing of substance to add to the question being discussed, or feel that it’s been overplayed, then please just stay out of the discussion. However, if you do have something to add to the topic at hand, then please feel free to participate.

This sort of post just adds zero value here and is borderline trolling.

Hi Jerry. Thanks for weighing in. However, dont you think we have had enough threads / discussion on this subject and X-Trans / worms?

I’m sure many folks are tiring of the topic, particularly those of us who’ve been hanging around the forum for years now. However, it’s not our job (or really anyone’s) to censor content simply because it’s been covered before. Keep in mind that the forum consists of people with widely varying experience (and time spent) with Fujifilm gear. So comments, questions, observations, etc. are going to be repeated a lot, as you know.

The best strategy is always to simply ignore posts that you feel are repetitive or not really of interest to you. Just remember that a photographer who bought his/her first Fujifilm body last week and tuned into the forum hoping for some help and advice might still find the discussion very helpful and informative. A little patience goes a long way.

And finally... as I mentioned, please address comments to the issue at hand, not the individual.  Even strong disagreement can be fine as long as it isn’t made personal (and remains civil).