[pure-silver] Re: Angry Monologue aginst Deception in the Sensitized Material Industry
- From: hksvk <hksvk@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 04 Apr 2008 09:47:28 -0400
Thank you for your perspective, Ray. If we are being manipulated by
deception, we at least should have that awareness.
Harry.
on 4/3/08 6:29 AM, Ray Rogers at earthsoda@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> As an afternote,
>
> I should add I am comming to this problem more from the perspective of
> historian rather than
> photographer.
>
> It is frustrating from that angle too.
>
> Anyway, I am sorry for the number of typing and spelling errors in my last
> posts... I haven't
> slept in a while and even as I type I am falling in and out of... awareness.
>
>
> Ray
>
>
> --- Ray Rogers <earthsoda@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> If I have a film I liked, I might try out new films to see if I still
>> preferred my standard.
>> If you you then repackage the film I like and put ot up for sale...
>> I will buy it thinking it is something new.
>>
>> (My opinion of the "NEW" film at that point is irrelavent; I may notice that
>> they behave the
>> same
>> or I might miss it totally, that doesn't matter here.)
>>
>> What matters is the fact that you would have successfully tricked me into
>> buying something I
>> would
>> not have bought, had I had access to the truth.
>>
>> In my way of looking at it, you would have lied, deceived and essentially
>> stollen from me.
>>
>> OK, yes...
>> As far as quality products go, My Favorite could be made by the guy formerly
>> known as Prince on
>> a
>> pebble formerly known as Pluto for all I care.
>>
>> The specific "Who What Where" is not the issue... CONCIELING the "Who, What
>> Where" is the issue.
>>
>> It is not what's under the wool I am angry about... it is the wool itself.
>>
>> I am in no need of not knowing who makes my film.
>>
>> Do you know people who actually NEED not to know?
>>
>> Ray
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> --- "Dana H. Myers" <dana.myers@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>> Ray Rogers wrote:
>>>
>>>> I would just like to be able to know EXACTLY WHAT it is I am buying.
>>>
>>> Suppose you buy a film that is well-specified, with detailed
>>> sensitometric graphs, development charts, etc. The product
>>> works as advertised and you're happy with it. What does it
>>> matter where it's made as long as it consistently performs
>>> according to spec? The "what you're buying" *is* determined
>>> by the specification.
>>>
>>> Dana
>
>
>
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