Dario, I've enjoyed your contributions and insights into things Pentax over the years. I still don't own a *istD but am glad to have your recommendations. Hurry back... Regards, Bob S.
On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 13:29:06 -0600, David Madsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You will be greatly missed, you are one of my favorite contributors to this > list. > > Dave > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Dario Bonazza [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, October 29, 2004 6:01 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Bye... > > OK folks, a night has passed but I don't feel so much better. > When the effort exceeds the enjoyment it's time to stop, isn't it? > So I'm very tired I have to explain again and again my arguments and being > misunderstood most of the time. > Maybe I'm not able to express my thoughts well, after all English is not my > language. Also, in case someone felt insulted by me (I don't think I did, > but you never know...), please accept my apologies, as it was never my > intention to do that. > > When I posted a problem (or a supposed one, OK) and a possible explanation > to this list is because I was looking for your help in understanding better, > not for enjoying being a denigrator, a jerk or the like. > I wrote repeatedly that I like the *istD very much (after all I bought it > after having used it and having seen its limits for six months!), but I also > found some problems. Can't you love someone/something even if he/she/it has > some kind of defect? How can't you understand that? I simply didn't want to > be blind! > So I tried to understand the limits of the *istD image quality for one year > and all the help I got here were at best banal suggestions of setting proper > sharpness, or using RAW (which of course I already had tried again and > again, and I wrote that ad nauseam), or at worst denials of my observations > or irritated comments about me touching someone else's beliefs and (I think) > prejudices. > > Since I don't have so much spare time (very little indeed), I think I can > find better ways to use it, hence I'm going to unsubscribe for the time > since 1997 (apart from very few and short breaks during vacations). > > Of course I'll miss many of you, and I want to especially thank (for > different reasons) Cotty, Frank Theriault, John Francis, Keith Whaley, > Michel Carr�re-G�e, Paul Stenquist, Rob Studdert, Shel, Sylwek, Tan and many > other I cannot cite just because someone else will always missing too. > > A big THANKS to all of you and a big APOLOGY to those which were disturbed > by me. > > In any case, you all know how to contact me, and you can follow me in my > website: > www.dariobonazza.com. > > Bye and al the best, > > Dario Bonazza > >
