spacecadets

I'm no engineer but I'm guessing that there's very little manufacturing cost in adding video.

It's not irrelevant- by law consumer prices have to be quoted inclusive of sales tax in the EU. That's not the case in the US.
So to quote a tax-exclusive price would be misleading. "More is...

"Referral denied".

You can hardly develop roll or 35mm. film by inspection if it's on a spiral.

I hope you mean 150.
A quick sum gets me about 1.125GP.

Why do you need a review? Ilford have been making paper for 150 years.

"Criminal law in the UK was changed to avoid defendants relying on a material fact at trial that they'd neglected to mention on numerous occasions before."
No, it wasn't.
The jury can draw an...

I have a word for everyone.
Illumitran.
Although they are a bit pricey at the moment. Mine was only £30.

You detect it by looking at the base. It's black.

Shouldn't people carrying weapons be trained rather thoroughly in being able to tell the difference between a firearm and a lens?

The US patent term is only 20 years, isn't it? Turrets haven't been popular for decades, so they will have lapsed.

Unfortunately with non-diverging mounts it's only going to work with lenses of similar lengths, otherwise the longer lenses will be seen by the shorter.

Obviously it's only going to work with cameras that have FFD to spare. Such as mirrorless. Professional cine cameras usually do.

There may be an argument for stopping picture libraries from putting copyright notices on images which aren't copyright. I don't know how they'd do it, though.

Er, Minolta IS Sony.
Sony bought Konica Minolta in 2006.

Well, with the get-out-of-jail-free card of fair use for rich infringers I don't doubt it, although the headline figure of $500bn is a bit nuts.
We have a much narrower exemption in the UK,...

The beer's a bit pricey, though.

Spelling Nazi, and with a capital "n", if you don't mind.

He'll say "you can just pay for the film, OK"?

That'll save time. Just chuck it in the bin. In its recyclable packaging.