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Re: Leica and Zeiss rule...

Posted by abon on July 3, 2004 at 01:00:23:
That story speaks volumes, Brian.
Like in the hi-fi biz, I suppose alot of it comes down to who has the most bucks for good PR.
I was watching a fantastic nature documentary on PBS.
The filmaker was using Arri/Zeiss and at the end of the program was an ad from the sponser of the program-Canon. SO this of course leads the viewer to believe that Canon optics and/or cameras were used in the documentary.