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[JohnKoerner]

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[Jeremy Roussak]

To be fair, the sign gives no indication of whether the quality being advertised is low or high...

Jeremy

[Rob C]

To be fair, the sign gives no indication of whether the quality being advertised is low or high...

Jeremy

Jeremy, that's why there's a photograph to help you make up your mind, point the irony. Hell, I thought Americans weren't supposed to do irony... another assumption blown.

;-)

Rob C

[JohnKoerner]

To be fair, the sign gives no indication of whether the quality being advertised is low or high...
Jeremy

Neither did my post




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[Slobodan Blagojevic]

It would have been a much better photograph had it been taken with the "legendary" Zeiss 21   

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Well obviously we need to know whether the photo was taken with an MF or a mere DSLR in order to know whether it is about high quality or low. 

Eric

[Rob C]

Well obviously we need to know whether the photo was taken with an MF or a mere DSLR in order to know whether it is about high quality or low. 

Eric

Eric have those salesmen been nibbling your ear?

As you may or may not remember, I'm a fan of klrz.com (when it is being streamed successfully) and they sometimes run an ad for a car showroom via a conversation between a father and his daughter who is telling him about her new date. The boyfriend is a salesman and she's trying to tell Dad how different this one is... Dad is horrified and says about them, amongst other things: "they stand on your feet and they scream in your face!" I loved that - must find somewhere to quote it; perhaps I'll try a run with it on LuLa!

But, to be less than serious for a moment: MF won't make anyone a better snapper than he is; nothing will. No Louisiana swamp joke intended there.

Rob C

[JohnKoerner]

LOL, well, I do agree it would have been a much sharper, better photo had it been taken with the Zeiss 21 at the end of my 7D (as this one was taken with my old 50D and the 10-22)

I also agree it isn't much of a photo, in terms of anything one would want on their wall, but I did still think it was a knee-slapper in terms of the irony of the juxtaposition ... and was especially funny to drive passed in person

Jack




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