What? what politics? it was just a joke, well if you push, it was a joke based on politics, so what? everything related to politics. What I am talking about? Give me a brake.
So what was the joke?....explain it so everyone can understand.
So what was the joke?....explain it so everyone can understand.
I did pretty much explain enough and almost all understood. Believe me it wasn't about politics. If you look at the pictures of "rainbow" colors of cameras and also my first answer to you, I guess you can figure that out too.
I did pretty much explain enough and almost all understood. Believe me it wasn't about politics. If you look at the pictures of "rainbow" colors of cameras and also my first answer to you, I guess you can figure that out too.
Why are you evasive as to specifically explain what was/is funny about your joke? A "man" should be able to stand behind what he writes or says. I merely asked you to put into words what you find funny so others can understand.
Why are you evasive as to specifically explain what was/is funny about your joke? A "man" should be able to stand behind what he writes or says. I merely asked you to put into words what you find funny so others can understand.
I already did coupla times (I swear), If you still didn't understand, that means you won't, even being invasive won't work, If you didn't like it, or still hard to understand just get out of thread. I mean it. It would be
Political jokes aside, this is a pretty bold move against Canon on Pentax's part.
The average schoolgirl probably isn't in the market for a behemoth pro or prosumer dslr, but rather, something smaller and less expensive. The Canon EOS Kiss fits this bill, and if you've been to photohito (a photo sharing site for camera enthusiasts), the EOS Kiss X2 and Kiss Digital X occupy the 2nd and 5th spot overall for most users.
For Pentax it would be a lot easier to gain market share from a demographic with no inherent handling preferences, or preexisting commitment to a system, than it would to convert pros with thousands of dollars and hours invested in a body. That and you have to appreciate that accessorizing cell phones with rhinestones is incredibly popular with Japanese youngsters.
I already did coupla times (I swear), If you still didn't understand, that means you won't, even being invasive won't work, If you didn't like it, or still hard to understand just get out of thread. I mean it. It would be
Still waiting on a specific explanation why the Obama reference not only applies but is so funny...if you cannot say they perhaps you are embarrassed by it for some reason?
Political jokes aside, this is a pretty bold move against Canon on Pentax's part.
The average schoolgirl probably isn't in the market for a behemoth pro or prosumer dslr, but rather, something smaller and less expensive. The Canon EOS Kiss fits this bill, and if you've been to photohito (a photo sharing site for camera enthusiasts), the EOS Kiss X2 and Kiss Digital X occupy the 2nd and 5th spot overall for most users.
For Pentax it would be a lot easier to gain market share from a demographic with no inherent handling preferences, or preexisting commitment to a system, than it would to convert pros with thousands of dollars and hours invested in a body. That and you have to appreciate that accessorizing cell phones with rhinestones is incredibly popular with Japanese youngsters.
Silly colors and imitations are a big move? I personally doubt it, how much economical power who put rhinestones on their cell phones do have? Even if the idea gains a little market share for Pentax a bit, competitors would come with matching products in no time.
Well first off this thread was started in the wrong section... but that aside, I can definitely say that most of the people on Pentaxforums are male and above 25, so our concept of what is visually appealing is radically different from what a young lady would find nice.
Well we had plenty of Japanese and Korean tourists over for the Singapore F1 and I actually met quite a number of young women who did accessorize their basic DSLRs. It's about personalization and being different, something most in the current Pentax demographic just won't get it.
You call those "decent looking"? What have you been smoking. Ok so the different colored ones are OK but the blinged out crap is a tad ridiculous. Gimme Darth Vader any day...