jmiller1948
Senior Member
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous spaces.
Out, damned space; out, I say!
Out, damned space; out, I say!
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Be content in the knowledge that all the world, apart from one country, calls it Zed. :-DFinally!!! I felt a tinge of guilt every time I went against the official protocol and typed Z8 instead of Z 8. Now if I could just get with the program and pronounce it Zed 8 instead of Zee 8,...
Spot on :-DWhether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous spaces.
Out, damned space; out, I say!
Like valiant humans against Borg of 24th century, I refuse to comply.Nikon apparently has officially removed the space between the "Z" and the number/letters in Z camera model names.
+1Like valiant humans against Borg of 24th century, I refuse to comply.Nikon apparently has officially removed the space between the "Z" and the number/letters in Z camera model names.
"Z7iii"
Gee, might that be the country that steadfastness refuses to use the metric system ?Be content in the knowledge that all the world, apart from one country, calls it Zed. :-DFinally!!! I felt a tinge of guilt every time I went against the official protocol and typed Z8 instead of Z 8. Now if I could just get with the program and pronounce it Zed 8 instead of Zee 8,...
I've heard a lot of people surmise that. I don't know that I ever read anything official, however. Why not just use "N" in that case. Yeah, I know they had a line of film camera models back in the '80s that used an N.Didn't Nikon choose "Z" (Zee, Zed) because it's their 'N' turned sideways?
If it was supposed to be prnounced Nykon, then the Japanese would have spelled it as Naikon - same as Daikon, Saimon etc.I wonder when Zed started to be pronounced Zee and why it caught on.
I think of the letter Bee and why all of us who say ZED don't call it Bed, instead.
But then why is EF; pronounced EF and not Fee or FED, instead.
Funny thing how language evolves.
As for Nikon the Japanese pronunciation I guess is correct. But when I look at how we spell it in English I think America is right to call it Nykon. I think the correct way to spell Nikon in English in order to say I'm pronounced Nikon is to spell it Nikkon.
Loki is pronounced low - key
Lokki is the short `o' version of the spelling
But anyway I don't know I'm not from England or America I'm from Striya mate!