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Cecelia: Print size preference for me is entirely related to viewing distance. Instagram is good for an image a few inches from my face, and I love standing 20 feet from a big enveloping painting. Once, I had a chance to purchase original art for a corporate space, and prints that were 3–5 feet on an edge were successful in modest interior spaces. 8x10 or book-sized prints need to be viewed pretty close as when reading a book, or standing a foot or two from the image. In other words, for me the size of the image is so tied to the viewing experience that I don t like or dislike any particular size without the context of how to experience the image. (Back in the day when I was working in a darkroom, I loved 8x10 because that size was the most comfortable to handle in the enlargers, trays, dryers etc. and the viewing distances in the darkroom were similar to looking at a book.)
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Thomas Mc Cann: Many years back Braun did a little survey in the U.K. asking what was the preferred pronunciation of their name. The answer was Brawn and not Brown so ever since that is what they use in the promotions.
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Voigtländer is hard for native English speakers to get right: is a case where the v is /f/ (unvoiced) not /v/ (voiced) which often it is in modern German, which mostly uses w for /v/: Wankel is close to Vankel in English. Vater is then fater (but a is /a:/ not /a/: is a long sound like father in RP English and not a diphthong like fate ). But v is in fact ambiguous in modern German: sometimes it is /v/ not /f/. This is because in Mittelhochdeutsch (middle high German: middle is 1000–1300 or so, high means people who lived high up in mountains spoke it, not low down on plains, yes, really, this is true) pronounced v as /v/: after this
Evidently, I did not make my point clearly enough in the previous post. Such mistakes are usually the writer s fault, so mea culpa. What I m saying is that if the camera market were purely rational, Micro 4/3 would be the.
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