Probably a good idea from both sides of the equation ;-)
Eric Goldstein
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2010/9/30 Grégoire Jacques Vandenschrick <fa420324@xxxxxxxxx>
I do my best not to :-)
Le 30-sept.-10 à 19:33, Eric Goldstein a écrit :
It's one of many film-based products being marketed out there.
Others have been pointed out here in this forum...
Wondering if you've had any exposure to the world of Product
Management?
Eric Goldstein
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2010/9/30 Grégoire Jacques Vandenschrick <fa420324@xxxxxxxxx>
This is somhow... pathetic.
That's the marketting-sought place for film camera, technology
challenged people.
They do not conceive that one could try digital hi end cameras, and
know all about them, and lightroom 2 or toshop, and software
engineering also as a matter of fact (for my case at least), and
just prefer their Rollei, for the poetry of it, for the built of
it, for the dandy attitude of it, for the really beautiful negs
that one can achieve with it. Didn't BRad Pitt received an old
fancily reclad (Ostrich, Snake?) medium format folding, or even
large from Angelina?
That poor crappy flashy grey chrome-lookalike stuff is really heart-
thorning, if this is still correct english...
Greg
For my engineer references, some of you can remember some years ago
I did made a mockup of a digital M camera, explaining how a
microlens array could allow a full frame ccd array to work... for
my understanding of digital stuff :-)
Le 30-sept.-10 à 04:37, Peter K. a écrit :
Yes, I've actually seen this. It is designed to appeal to the
technology challenged, mostly older folk. It will sell.
On Wed, Sep 29, 2010 at 7:28 PM, Eric Goldstein
<egoldste@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
This is a CURRENT infomercial....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvu2QPQLlYA
Eric Goldstein
