Re: Realist History and Hat

[P3D Paul Talbot <ptww@xxxxxxxxx>]

Bill Davis continues the humorous Realist-Kodak "mud slinging:"

> To Kodak, cameras were just another way to sell more film and
> processing.  That's *always* been their cash cow.  Sure they
> employed some of the best and *could* have made a real whiz-bang
> Stereo (Stereo Retina, maybe), but I suppose they figured that they
> would be able to sell a lot of these film-consuming devices...
                                       ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Aha!  So that notoriously unreliable shutter was a design
"feature" to increase the sale of film and processing by
requiring extra exposure bracketing!  ;) Why didn't I figure
that out before now???

Paul Talbot


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