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  #181  
Old September 2nd 04, 02:03 AM
Sander Vesik
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Tony Spadaro wrote:
That is about the dumbest thing youve ever said, Dallas. Anyone would be an
idiot to learn on film when the feedback is immediate from digital - it is
(like video tape) a much better learning tool. You are doing that old
pathetic game of claiming "Everyone must learn exactly the way I learned -
It is the only true path to enlightenment". This is complete bull****e - in
photography, in religion, and in life. Grow up and learn to see the way the
world actually operates, then take the time to think about what you say.
Otherwise you should be advocating Dagerreotype as the only way to learn
photography and mixing your own pigments from raw materials as the only way
to paint.
Your argument is about as rational as insisting everyone must learn how
to drive on a Ford Model T with a hand crank starter.


Andprecicelyis your excuse for still reading teh rpe35mm group?

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  #182  
Old September 2nd 04, 06:57 PM
Dallas
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On Thu, 02 Sep 2004 01:03:01 +0000, Sander Vesik wrote:

Tony Spadaro wrote:
That is about the dumbest thing youve ever said, Dallas. Anyone would be an
idiot to learn on film when the feedback is immediate from digital - it is
(like video tape) a much better learning tool. You are doing that old
pathetic game of claiming "Everyone must learn exactly the way I learned -
It is the only true path to enlightenment". This is complete bull****e - in
photography, in religion, and in life. Grow up and learn to see the way the
world actually operates, then take the time to think about what you say.
Otherwise you should be advocating Dagerreotype as the only way to learn
photography and mixing your own pigments from raw materials as the only way
to paint.
Your argument is about as rational as insisting everyone must learn how
to drive on a Ford Model T with a hand crank starter.


Andprecicelyis your excuse for still reading teh rpe35mm group?


You'll have to just allow Tony his little rants. He hasn't ever used a
DSLR, but that doesn't stop him from making comments like this one.

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Madness passed me by, she smiled hi, I nodded"
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  #183  
Old September 2nd 04, 06:57 PM
Dallas
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On Thu, 02 Sep 2004 01:03:01 +0000, Sander Vesik wrote:

Tony Spadaro wrote:
That is about the dumbest thing youve ever said, Dallas. Anyone would be an
idiot to learn on film when the feedback is immediate from digital - it is
(like video tape) a much better learning tool. You are doing that old
pathetic game of claiming "Everyone must learn exactly the way I learned -
It is the only true path to enlightenment". This is complete bull****e - in
photography, in religion, and in life. Grow up and learn to see the way the
world actually operates, then take the time to think about what you say.
Otherwise you should be advocating Dagerreotype as the only way to learn
photography and mixing your own pigments from raw materials as the only way
to paint.
Your argument is about as rational as insisting everyone must learn how
to drive on a Ford Model T with a hand crank starter.


Andprecicelyis your excuse for still reading teh rpe35mm group?


You'll have to just allow Tony his little rants. He hasn't ever used a
DSLR, but that doesn't stop him from making comments like this one.

--
Dallas www.dallasdahms.com
"Going down a dirty inner city side road I plotted
Madness passed me by, she smiled hi, I nodded"
- Sixto Rodriguez

  #184  
Old December 7th 04, 10:58 AM
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http://www.ardice.com/Business/Arts_...and_Editorial/

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Old December 7th 04, 04:28 PM
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wrote in message
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http://www.ardice.com/Business/Arts_...and_Editorial/

Tricky way to get people to visit his search engine (a.k.a. links page).
More posts where he uses the same trick:
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Look here for the full list:
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Don't be fooled by this, use a real search engine.
me


  #186  
Old December 7th 04, 06:38 PM
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This is spam

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  #187  
Old December 10th 04, 01:18 AM
Ted
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I would pass it up for a used $150 K-1000 any day of the week.

 




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