a Vote for the "worst" word used in the RFF in 2006

peterc said:
Both are correct. Lense is a variant of lens.
Afraid not. Lense is a mis-spelling, in British English at least (US English may be different).

Ian
 
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Just the word " better" when referring to :
Camera's
Film
Digital capture
Lenses
Photographs
Photographers
 
The use of the word "analog" to describe film photography. Photography can be digital, but it can't be analog.

Gene
 
GeneW said:
The use of the word "analog" to describe film photography. Photography can be digital, but it can't be analog.
Right. ManGo and I are on that little subject: It's analogue ;) Or is it? :eek: :p :rolleyes:
 
I'm surprised no one has mentioned one that makes me grit my teeth: Shutter noise, as in "I'm concerned that the shutter noise of the Bessa will wake up the picturesque drunks I photograph."

Others have made some good suggestions -- draw (I suppose this has a technical meaning for optical scientists, but I can't figure out what it is); the e-mail abbreviations (IMH, OTOH, ad nauseum); glow (a Leica acolyte term).

But bokeh doesn't bother me.
 
ok, this one wont win me any prizes but i dislike when i see the abbreviated summicron or summilux...cron - lux etc.
it just seems like people want to sound cool.
 
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