Alfonso Camil wrote: Is his review considered reliable?
Nikon Shooter wrote:
Alfonso Camil wrote: Is his review considered reliable?
The reviews? I don't know but a student of mine was
researching and found information on Rockwell's site.
I was asked to check it up and found out that the info
on old bodies and lenses were correct… purely descrip-
tive and exact.
As for reviews, I'm the "hands-on" kind of guy.
Scotty wrote: He has admitted his site is a satire site. He does list specifications and such on there though.
Nikon Shooter wrote:
Scotty wrote: He has admitted his site is a satire site. He does list specifications and such on there though.
Satire maybe, I did not read these lines.
HNY 00Scotty! [/quote
Haha happy new year.
Troponin wrote: Ken certainly brings controversy, that’s for sure.
I have come across several articles about Ken in the past. He does some good things, and he does some bad things. For instance, he has admitted he will buy a brand new camera, do a review, then return it to the store for a refund. He claims this is his only option because the manufacturers don’t “hand him freebies”.
I have read some articles of his, and many are informative, but some are interlaced with a lot of opinions that go against the grain, like shooting jpeg instead of RAW, and some odd opinions about resolution.
There are so many really great, far less controversial folks out there that whenever I come across someone like him, I tend to skip over them unless they are just entertaining in general.
Scotty wrote:
Troponin wrote: Ken certainly brings controversy, that’s for sure.
I have come across several articles about Ken in the past. He does some good things, and he does some bad things. For instance, he has admitted he will buy a brand new camera, do a review, then return it to the store for a refund. He claims this is his only option because the manufacturers don’t “hand him freebies”.
I have read some articles of his, and many are informative, but some are interlaced with a lot of opinions that go against the grain, like shooting jpeg instead of RAW, and some odd opinions about resolution.
There are so many really great, far less controversial folks out there that whenever I come across someone like him, I tend to skip over them unless they are just entertaining in general.
He’s a multi-millionaire. He can afford cams. That’s him messing with people.
Scotty wrote:
Troponin wrote: Ken certainly brings controversy, that’s for sure.
I have come across several articles about Ken in the past. He does some good things, and he does some bad things. For instance, he has admitted he will buy a brand new camera, do a review, then return it to the store for a refund. He claims this is his only option because the manufacturers don’t “hand him freebies”.
I have read some articles of his, and many are informative, but some are interlaced with a lot of opinions that go against the grain, like shooting jpeg instead of RAW, and some odd opinions about resolution.
There are so many really great, far less controversial folks out there that whenever I come across someone like him, I tend to skip over them unless they are just entertaining in general.
He’s a multi-millionaire. He can afford cams. That’s him messing with people.
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