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@cosinaphile there are several different arguments, and many do not have a "because" between them. One is that there is no material harm. ie. how much less did Red earn specifically from people...
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@cosinaphile: @cosinaphile: USPTO rule on prior demontrations before filing for a patent https://www.uspto.gov/web/offices/pac/mpep/mpep-9015-appx-l.html#al_d1d85b_11e72_2ee
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@Richard: beyond that, Nikon's main argument is that Red demonstrated and sold this technology more than a year before filing for the patent, rendering the patent invalid. And also that when...
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It's not nuance and its not a muddy rule. It's a pretty core rule to patents and it has hard lines: if you publicly demonstrate or sell a product, you have only a 1 year grace period in order to...
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@BackToNature1 it's not cherry picking which is applicable and which is not. It's very simple: After publicly demonstrating or selling a product, the inventor only has 1 year to patent it; and if...
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From what I read (of Nikon's full response), Nikon is not making engineering claims in their response. Nikon's primary argument seems to be about the dates of patent filings relative to public...
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@PhotoKhan: I disagree. Here's what should be published: 1. Red's allegations against Nikon in their lawsuit 2. Nikon's response to Red's allegations in their defense 3. (any notable news) 4. ...
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Apple used a completely different defense than Nikon is using. Look up Red va Jinni Tech, where Jinni Tech used an identical defense to Nikon's. That will probably be a better predictor.
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Nikon's defense here is almost identical to that of a company called Jinni Tech, which was also sued by Red. So this is probably a better comparison than some of the other lawsuits that used a...
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This was a prank by NikonRumors user broxibear. Here is the original post: (1) http://disq.us/p/2qrptud And anyone should easily be able to tell it's fake from the date ...
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Not out yet (and might not be for a while) but might as well wait for it at this point. Or buy a used Z6 for now and sell it when the updates come out.
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They are not. I'm sure they're similar enough though. I'm not sure who uploaded them, but they are not identical to mine.
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Apoarently, you aren't aware that the throw range is configurable and can be set as low as 90 degrees, which is half of your 180 degrees...
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The 24-120mm F/4S has gotten this update and does not have an information panel.
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@ZilverHaylide: the Z6 & Z7 definitely have the processing power, since linear focusing is less processor intensive than non-linear focusing. Linear focusing just needs the distance, while...
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The lens firmware can be updated, but linear focusing can't be used on a gen 1 Z6/Z7. This feature requires a Z6ii, Z7ii, or Z9.
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It's configurable in the camera body, in increments of 30-degrees. The minimum is 90 degrees, and the maximum you can select is 720...
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Not quite. Red defended the patent against Apple...though Apple made a very specific argument that didn't hold up. This does not mean it's the only argument. It is not clear if Red defended...
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Nikon should take note of JinniMag's success against RED. RED dropped a lawsuit against JinniMag (3 years into it, just before it was set to go to trial) when JinniMag produced evidence they...
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From a usage perspective, ADL can be useful for scenes that have lots of bright lights and dark shadows all at once. Think: outside on a bright sunny day, where there are also lots of buildings ...
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