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p.4 #4 · p.4 #4 · Voigtlander 50mm f/2.2 Color-Skopar Review | |
It's best for interested parties to always be a little suspicious when lenses are released: the corners are dark, my copy is no good, the corners are magenta, the hood won't come off, the silver ring, pages of corner crops, the packaging. People are often very creative in forming their inconsequential or peripheral complaints.
It's quite a phenomenon, and often funny - it can take the form of do-it-yourself predictive programming or attempted displacement behaviour of the viewer/reader. Very common among Leica lens enthusiasts doing CV reviews.
Nice cattle dog in the video, I'd trust him to get the hood off more than the star of his own production, spinning his lens rings at high speed. ;-)
Genuine people are easy to spot because they stick to verifiable facts/opinions that others want to learn about, like: 'compact size, solid build, 0.5m MFD, sharp with smooth OOF zones'.
Recommended reading: 'Presuasion', by Robert Cialdini.
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