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not a critictism but a curiosity...lately there are a number of threads that, when condensed, seem to be about 'my camera vs yours'.
what's that all about?
joe
what's that all about?
joe
Brian Sweeney said:Usually I read the thread and can say "I have one of those!"
Are we planning on fighting about Hasselblad vs SL66? We can always table it for a dull moment later🙂rover said:LOL, our every man!!!
Hey, my slippers are more comfortable than yours.
backalley photo said:not a critictism but a curiosity...lately there are a number of threads that, when condensed, seem to be about 'my camera vs yours'.
what's that all about?
joe
LOL I think you've dialed it. A friend is a hay farmer. I met him one morning at the cafe and apologized for interrupting his conversation. He said no problem; they were engaged in the same argument they've been having every morning for the last twenty years: rifle calibers and motor oil.Oldprof said:This is nothing new. Many photographers are equipment geeks and I think quite a few would rather discuss the merits of this or that camera or lens rather than take pictures. An extreme example of this is the Leica Photography Forum on photo.net which is largely devoted to debates about equipment, which lens or body is better, etc. I think the fascination with gear is largely a male predeliction. You see similar behavior when car nuts talk about their favorite automobiles, or audiophiles discuss speakers. Golfers are another example ... they love to talk about the merits of different clubs and golf balls.