Andrew Fildes wrote:
> I was just being ironic about pointless 'must have' features.
Irony? Well, I'm just a 'Murkin, and thus clueless, but I suspect it's
hard for any phrase following the words "Daft stuff - I'm surprised" to
qualify as irony. To be effective for me, irony can't have a big arrow
pointing to it.
> There's
> nothing to stop them building in a phone so you can discuss the shot
> with the client as you shoot; an MP3 player so you can have music
> when the client hangs up; games like Tetris on the LCD (use the
> toggle button) for the wait when the client decides to come down and
> show you himself; lots of extra front panel lights and noises to keep
> the model interested/alert between shots; an SMS facility so that you
> can tell your computer which shot that was; an internet connection
> mode so that you can download a stock shot and pretend that you took
> it; a 'creative loss of control' mode that simulates an artistic
> temper tantrum....
> Of course, consumer models can be sillier than that - those are just
> the serious professional options.
>
Very amusing, whatever it was, thanks for the ride.
Moose
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