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Everything today is an effort in cost-cutting
RichA wrote:
Even a camera strap!! Compare a Nikon strap from five years ago to Today you're bitching about cost cutting. Yesterday you were bitching about high prices. Tomorrow you'll be bitching about the use of plastic. -- Ray Fischer | Mendocracy (n.) government by lying | The new GOP ideal |
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Everything today is an effort in cost-cutting
On 5/28/2011 4:34 AM, RichA wrote:
On May 28, 3:00 am, (Ray Fischer) wrote: wrote: Even a camera strap!! Compare a Nikon strap from five years ago to Today you're bitching about cost cutting. Yesterday you were bitching about high prices. Tomorrow you'll be bitching about the use of plastic. No, I've always disliked the use of plastic. But as for high prices and cost-cutting, they have nothing to do with each other, if you think about it. A solidly-made camera body (Pentax K5) produced for a fair price isn't the same as $2000 for a prime lens that could cost $1000.00, with NO cuts to material quality. When companies cut to the bone however, they are pandering to cheap *******s who will fight tooth and nail to save $20 on a $1000 purchase. Losers. The kind who will mount a $2000 camera on a $50 tripod, or use a $15 filter on a $1000 lens or who will use a $10 non-speed rated SD card in a DSLR. AWQUITYERBULL****ANDCRYING WTF are you ranting about. What are you qualifications for drawing your conclusions. What is the supportable factual basis for your conclusions. Do you even begin to understand cost accounting. If so, please explain your calculations. Does Pentax give you access to this inside information. -- Peter |
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Everything today is an effort in cost-cutting
On 2011-05-28 09:14 , PeterN wrote:
WTF are you ranting about. What are you qualifications for drawing your conclusions. What is the supportable factual basis for your conclusions. The only thing that keeps it going is you replying to it. Don't ask rational things of it. Ignore it. -- gmail originated posts filtered due to spam. |
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Everything today is an effort in cost-cutting
RichA wrote:
On May 28, 3:00*am, (Ray Fischer) wrote: RichA wrote: Even a camera strap!! *Compare a Nikon strap from five years ago to Today you're bitching about cost cutting. *Yesterday you were bitching about high prices. *Tomorrow you'll be bitching about the use of plastic. No, I've always disliked the use of plastic. And you've always disliked paying for more expensive materials. But as for high prices and cost-cutting, they have nothing to do with each other You are an idiot. A solidly-made camera body (Pentax K5) produced for a fair price "Fair price" from you has always meant "much cheaper than what it costs to make". At heart you're a whiny communist. -- Ray Fischer | Mendocracy (n.) government by lying | The new GOP ideal |
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Everything today is an effort in cost-cutting
PeterN wrote in
: On 5/28/2011 4:34 AM, RichA wrote: On May 28, 3:00 am, (Ray Fischer) wrote: wrote: Even a camera strap!! Compare a Nikon strap from five years ago to Today you're bitching about cost cutting. Yesterday you were bitching about high prices. Tomorrow you'll be bitching about the use of plastic. No, I've always disliked the use of plastic. But as for high prices and cost-cutting, they have nothing to do with each other, if you think about it. A solidly-made camera body (Pentax K5) produced for a fair price isn't the same as $2000 for a prime lens that could cost $1000.00, with NO cuts to material quality. When companies cut to the bone however, they are pandering to cheap *******s who will fight tooth and nail to save $20 on a $1000 purchase. Losers. The kind who will mount a $2000 camera on a $50 tripod, or use a $15 filter on a $1000 lens or who will use a $10 non-speed rated SD card in a DSLR. AWQUITYERBULL****ANDCRYING WTF are you ranting about. If you have to ask, why ask? |
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On 5/28/2011 11:01 PM, Rich wrote:
wrote in : On 5/28/2011 4:34 AM, RichA wrote: On May 28, 3:00 am, (Ray Fischer) wrote: wrote: Even a camera strap!! Compare a Nikon strap from five years ago to Today you're bitching about cost cutting. Yesterday you were bitching about high prices. Tomorrow you'll be bitching about the use of plastic. No, I've always disliked the use of plastic. But as for high prices and cost-cutting, they have nothing to do with each other, if you think about it. A solidly-made camera body (Pentax K5) produced for a fair price isn't the same as $2000 for a prime lens that could cost $1000.00, with NO cuts to material quality. When companies cut to the bone however, they are pandering to cheap *******s who will fight tooth and nail to save $20 on a $1000 purchase. Losers. The kind who will mount a $2000 camera on a $50 tripod, or use a $15 filter on a $1000 lens or who will use a $10 non-speed rated SD card in a DSLR. AWQUITYERBULL****ANDCRYING WTF are you ranting about. If you have to ask, why ask? Sigh! It was a rhetorical way of saying "you are spewing nonsense and buii****." -- Peter |
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Everything today is an effort in cost-cutting
Rich wrote:
(Ray Fischer) wrote in news:4de15aff$0$2127 : RichA wrote: On May 28, 3:00*am, (Ray Fischer) wrote: RichA wrote: Even a camera strap!! *Compare a Nikon strap from five years ago to Today you're bitching about cost cutting. *Yesterday you were bitching about high prices. *Tomorrow you'll be bitching about the use of plastic. No, I've always disliked the use of plastic. And you've always disliked paying for more expensive materials. It isn't the cost of the material (magnesium, aluminum) that causes the higher prices, it's the machining. Dimwit. Machining magnesium and aluminum is more expensive than molding plastics, dumbass. It's still the material that causes the higher costs that you whine about. But as for high prices and cost-cutting, they have nothing to do with each other You are an idiot. Brilliant. Thanks. -- Ray Fischer | Mendocracy (n.) government by lying | The new GOP ideal |
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Everything today is an effort in cost-cutting
On 5/28/2011 3:00 AM, Ray Fischer wrote:
wrote: Even a camera strap!! Compare a Nikon strap from five years ago to Today you're bitching about cost cutting. Yesterday you were bitching about high prices. Tomorrow you'll be bitching about the use of plastic. So that would make the new Sigma SD1 the trifecta of bitching. Yes, it can induce a true BMW.* *Bitch, Moan, & Whine |
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