Nikon is dead

Nikon is dead, everyone knows that.

Move on folks, nothing to see here

Nikon is dead, everyone knows that.

Move on folks, nothing to see here

True. But remember there are always a lot of people at the funeral, crying
crocodile tears and claiming to be an old buddy.

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Nikon is dead, everyone knows that.

Move on folks, nothing to see here

True. But remember there are always a lot of people at the funeral, crying
crocodile tears and claiming to be an old buddy.

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The Improved Links Pages are at
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Nikon is dead, everyone knows that.

Move on folks, nothing to see here

On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 17:19:47 GMT, "Tony Spadaro"
wrote:

True. But remember there are always a lot of people at the funeral, crying
crocodile tears and claiming to be an old buddy.

We who use serious 35mm gear (that is Nikon gear) on a daily basis
through mud, rain and **** (at least in this city) know somewhat
differently.

Sorry for the reality check!

On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 17:19:47 GMT, "Tony Spadaro"
wrote:

True. But remember there are always a lot of people at the funeral, crying
crocodile tears and claiming to be an old buddy.

We who use serious 35mm gear (that is Nikon gear) on a daily basis
through mud, rain and **** (at least in this city) know somewhat
differently.

Sorry for the reality check!

"nikonpro" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 17:19:47 GMT, "Tony Spadaro"
wrote:

True. But remember there are always a lot of people at the funeral,
crying
crocodile tears and claiming to be an old buddy.

We who use serious 35mm gear (that is Nikon gear) on a daily basis
through mud, rain and **** (at least in this city) know somewhat
differently.

Sorry for the reality check!


Now.... Tony's gonna hafta plonk ya.

"nikonpro" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 17:19:47 GMT, "Tony Spadaro"
wrote:

True. But remember there are always a lot of people at the funeral,
crying
crocodile tears and claiming to be an old buddy.

We who use serious 35mm gear (that is Nikon gear) on a daily basis
through mud, rain and **** (at least in this city) know somewhat
differently.

Sorry for the reality check!


Now.... Tony's gonna hafta plonk ya.

On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 22:18:28 +0400, nikonpro
wrote:

On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 17:19:47 GMT, "Tony Spadaro"
wrote:

True. But remember there are always a lot of people at the funeral, crying
crocodile tears and claiming to be an old buddy.

We who use serious 35mm gear (that is Nikon gear) on a daily basis
through mud, rain and **** (at least in this city) know somewhat
differently.

Sorry for the reality check!



Oh hooray - Nikon is dead. *yawn* What are you - The photographic
equivalent of the Nintendo fan-boy? Do you people have nothing better
to do with your time?

I too, have a Nikon... Always have, always will. Quite frankly I
find them easier to use than other cameras, and trust the name. I
might only be an amateur, but I know what I like - And it's Nikon.

I'm biased - And I'll openly admit that! I've tried other cameras,
and I'll keep going back to Nikon. However - I base MY opinion on the
fact that I have tried other makes, and don't like them very much.

Admittedly I haven't tried some of the other makes of cameras
recently, but I'd rather not waste my time (and money) when I know and
trust Nikon - While they may have problems, so do other makes, so it's
all swings-and-roundabouts really.

And with regards to Nikon being dead - I'd love to hear you out, if
you knew what you were talking about!

What do I know, I only use the damn thing!

P.S. To the guy above - My old film Nikon camera used to get some
stick - And kept on working... Although not nearly as much as you
Pro's probably put the poor buggers though!

On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 22:18:28 +0400, nikonpro
wrote:

On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 17:19:47 GMT, "Tony Spadaro"
wrote:

True. But remember there are always a lot of people at the funeral, crying
crocodile tears and claiming to be an old buddy.

We who use serious 35mm gear (that is Nikon gear) on a daily basis
through mud, rain and **** (at least in this city) know somewhat
differently.

Sorry for the reality check!



Oh hooray - Nikon is dead. *yawn* What are you - The photographic
equivalent of the Nintendo fan-boy? Do you people have nothing better
to do with your time?

I too, have a Nikon... Always have, always will. Quite frankly I
find them easier to use than other cameras, and trust the name. I
might only be an amateur, but I know what I like - And it's Nikon.

I'm biased - And I'll openly admit that! I've tried other cameras,
and I'll keep going back to Nikon. However - I base MY opinion on the
fact that I have tried other makes, and don't like them very much.

Admittedly I haven't tried some of the other makes of cameras
recently, but I'd rather not waste my time (and money) when I know and
trust Nikon - While they may have problems, so do other makes, so it's
all swings-and-roundabouts really.

And with regards to Nikon being dead - I'd love to hear you out, if
you knew what you were talking about!

What do I know, I only use the damn thing!

P.S. To the guy above - My old film Nikon camera used to get some
stick - And kept on working... Although not nearly as much as you
Pro's probably put the poor buggers though!