12-29-2015, 11:17 PM
Repetition, repetition, repetition. So the take away point he is saying (repeatedly) is that new lenses are worse. More elements are bad, mmmkay?
I think he just hates the modern world, living in the tinted glass of the distant past. I watched the whole thing, and I still haven't heard anything in there to say WHY the old glass is "better". The only hint towards the end was some vague talk about rendition, which is usually the argument you take when there is nothing else left.
If he had said he doesn't like big lenses, fair enough. If he had said he doesn't want to pay more for new lenses, that would be somewhat understandable.
I'd file him under time waster. Ken Rockwell makes far more sense than this.
I think he just hates the modern world, living in the tinted glass of the distant past. I watched the whole thing, and I still haven't heard anything in there to say WHY the old glass is "better". The only hint towards the end was some vague talk about rendition, which is usually the argument you take when there is nothing else left.
If he had said he doesn't like big lenses, fair enough. If he had said he doesn't want to pay more for new lenses, that would be somewhat understandable.
I'd file him under time waster. Ken Rockwell makes far more sense than this.
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