Scrumhalf wrote in post #16395721
Ovulate? We don't want the AA filter having babies! We want it to disapparate!
Ovulate? We don't want the AA filter having babies! We want it to disapparate!
I'd buy one if it did that!
Ricardo222 Cream of the Crop  More info | Oct 26, 2013 08:54 | #31 Scrumhalf wrote in post #16395721 Ovulate? We don't want the AA filter having babies! We want it to disapparate! I'd buy one if it did that! Growing old disgracefully!
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Oct 26, 2013 11:24 | #32 Lowner wrote in post #16394908 Interesting that I don't see any mention of new sensor technology! That's whats holding Canon back right now, being behind Nikon in the basics, never mind the cheap add-ons. Yes, the article is a spoof, but in response to the quote above: Nikon is also ahead of Canon in terms of sensor lubrication. The Nikon D7000 and the D600 had a revolutionary system by which oils in the shutter and mirror mechanism would splatter on the sensor, giving photos an old-timey dusty appearance. The remarkable breakthrough was in support of the retro/instagram type of photography popular these days. Sony A7 III and some lenses
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That's what I like with this place - I increase my vocabulary all the time. Anders
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