leobloom
Member
I heard Brian Sweeney has quit RFF.
I am aghast so many of his images have been pulled.
Whatever happened? Anything can be done to persuade him to return?
In any case, I would like to thank Brian for his contribution. He brings great value to RFF, and this place is not the same without him.
I am aghast so many of his images have been pulled.
Whatever happened? Anything can be done to persuade him to return?
In any case, I would like to thank Brian for his contribution. He brings great value to RFF, and this place is not the same without him.
SolaresLarrave
My M5s need red dots!
What?
This is too much for today... 
David Murphy
Veteran
Gasp, what in the world could have happened! Brian come home.
Brian Legge
Veteran
For those who have missed it, Raids posted in several threads about Brian leaving.
Definitely a shame. As someone tinkering with camera/lens repair, the information he brought to the forum was invaluable to me. Its part of the reason why I signed up. I hope the community focused on the repair/tinkering side continues here as its one of the better communities I found for those discussions.
Definitely a shame. As someone tinkering with camera/lens repair, the information he brought to the forum was invaluable to me. Its part of the reason why I signed up. I hope the community focused on the repair/tinkering side continues here as its one of the better communities I found for those discussions.
hipsterdufus
Photographer?
Yup, it's terrible. We all know that our online life is only a small portion of our "real" life. Who knows what's going on in Brian's real life. Let's wish him the best and hope for his return.
Tom A
RFF Sponsor
I do fervently hope that Brian will reconsider and come back. Hope that he is only taking a "vacation" for a brief period. I learned more from Brian's dis-mantling and cleaning lenses than in any other information source - plus that he got me using a lot of lenses of east bloc origin.
The good think is that he is a "tinkerer" in the best way - and you cant keep someone like him away from tools. glass and friends.
The good think is that he is a "tinkerer" in the best way - and you cant keep someone like him away from tools. glass and friends.
ZivcoPhoto
Well-known
Brian's level of expertise will certainly be missed...but in his roll as a moderator he was a huge help to me recently to get my account with RFF re-established. Hopefully he will be back - in time.
Phil_F_NM
Camera hacker
aw damn.
Phil Forrest
Phil Forrest
Chriscrawfordphoto
Real Men Shoot Film.
What happened? I'll miss him too, he was a good guy.
nikon_sam
Shooter of Film...
I've only been gone for a bit...what the heck happened...
35mmdelux
Veni, vidi, vici
Brian was decent guy and a great mod. Was he pushed? Hope he comes back soon.
250swb
Well-known
He will be missed, one of the true boffins on RRF. But removal of his images smacks of something deeper going on if he no longer wants to share his knowledge with RFF members. Its like the vicar burning down the church.
Steve
Steve
Brian Legge
Veteran
I assume a lot of his photos were links to an account elsewhere (flickr?). If that account is gone too, so too would be the images from the posts. A true shame as the information was invaluable and difficult to find elsewhere.
Instantclassic
Hans
I think his had his good reasons to go. Freedom prevails.
Be carful out there.
/H
Be carful out there.
/H
Gumby
Veteran
This kind of thing seems to happen periodically.
nobbylon
Veteran
I'll miss his posts too. I'm a diy/tinkerer myself and always like others who are like minded.
softshock
Established
What a shame.
gb hill
Veteran
Brian's a great guy & will be missed.
John Lawrence
Well-known
I'll certainly miss both him and his posts.
John
John
raid
Dad Photographer
Brian is a great guy.
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