Here's something interesting

Love the camera, hate your subject line.

The following should be made illegal as subject lines:

- "Here's something interesting"
- "I have a question"

Help us know whether to click on your post. Summarize your post in one sentence. For example, "Speculative design for camera controls"
 
The following should be made illegal as subject lines:

- "Here's something interesting"
- "I have a question"

Help us know whether to click on your post. Summarize your post in one sentence. For example, "Speculative design for camera controls"

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(that's + one-novemtrigintillion, aka a Vigintillion)
 
Dangerfield would have said...Tough room, tough room. You also have to maintain the correct posture when posting. There are rules you know.
 
You found it interesting...right ?

There are rules you know.

...well I take your point to heart but..... I just searched the faq ...if there's a rule against starting a post that says "here's something interesting", I didn't find it, nor any other , specifying how a "title" of a thread should or should not be titled.... and I searched "posting new messages" ! If I'm wrong please show me where . Clicks are free.
 
...well I take your point to heart but..... I just searched the faq ...if there's a rule against starting a post that says "here's something interesting", I didn't find it, nor any other , specifying how a "title" of a thread should or should not be titled.... and I searched "posting new messages" ! If I'm wrong please show me where . Clicks are free.

I suspect he meant something along the lines of posting etiquette. Your title didn't give people any sense of what the thread was about and meant people would either skip it, or have to click through to see if they had any interest.
 
Does this camera have any real possibility of becoming real or is it pure vaporware? It looks really interesting. Maybe he should put the project on Kick Starter if it's possible to make this a reality.
 
I have mixed feelings about "concept" camera designs. Invariably they're cool, but they rarely make it to market. In effect, this is not much better than listing specs, except that illustrations accompany the list. But it's still not real.
 
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