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Cool story.

@mandm, completely agree, I always look at the downvoted comments as well.

But I think it's still a worthwhile system, to let people know when their comments are - even if they feel the need to...

I wish DPReview has dislike/downvote buttons, so that idiotic comments were automatically hidden (like the comment system on Ars Technica and other sites).

Mate, workstations work just fine packed together on the floor in a closed cupboard under trading desks. It might in some sense be "better" to place them as you described, but it's not necessary.

"My use case is the only valid use case!"

Wrong.

Sell your nice glass, buy this... problem solved! :-)

Sheesh.

Ab Latchin, true enough! I guess I'm just saying there's use cases where a more "perfect" lens is a better starting point, and use cases where a lens with "errors" makes for a more pleasing...

Ab Latchin, whilst that's true, I guess there's something to be said for shooting with a "more perfect" lens and then post-processing the image - it gives the photographer the choice of what...

LJ - Eljot, good point, I deserved that :-)

It's just that "could care less" means exactly the opposite of what it's meant to mean. I often wondered how it came about.

Cheers demiro. Sometimes it's hard to interpret text chats.

Who do people say "could care less", when they mean "couldn't care less"? Is it an Ameerican thing?

demiro, just curious, are you saying that the USA's grossly disproportionate number of people in jails isn't itself a problem, and doesn't point towards a whole set of other problems?

Huh? It's essentially an action cam, waterproof etc. It's never going to have interchangeable lenses.

Look at the images, ignore the hyperbole, and put yourself in the shoes of a casual shooter. The images would be very pleasing in general for that audience.

I think you're maybe missing his point. For the audience he's referring to, "much additional saturation" is not the same as "can't get colors right". For those casual shooters, that added default...

:-)

Or maybe he just typed in "6.5"?

Yes, we do. It's Canon that made the mistake.

Victor, we know full well what is meant by the term in this context.