Dashmellow
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I know how to do the calibration in my sleep at this point.
You did in fact tell me almost a year ago that the calibration was permanently secured at the factory. Now you are retracting that in the PM you just sent me. As a customer who has been repeatedly assured of this or that about this camera only to later learn that statements you made are no longer actually true, what am I to think?
I do appreciate the offer of a refund. I will consider it but you are missing or more likely ignoring the point. Your main goal always seems to be to marginalize any problems that come up and sweep them under the rug regardless of how well documented they may be or how long they have been going on. God forbid that anyone might discover that the Emperor isn't wearing all of his clothes.
As I mentioned, the camera otherwise has a lot going for it and after a long wait there has been a concerted and much appreciated effort to deal with the issues I first raised 18 months ago via new the beta firmware. It does strike me as rather unusual for a camera listed on DCT as the "best camera on the market today for video quality" to still be mucking around with beta firmware that seeks to address serious exposure issues after two years on the market in my opinion but for now, as I said, I am still hanging in there. Nevertheless, I will continue to report my experiences both good and bad.
You did in fact tell me almost a year ago that the calibration was permanently secured at the factory. Now you are retracting that in the PM you just sent me. As a customer who has been repeatedly assured of this or that about this camera only to later learn that statements you made are no longer actually true, what am I to think?
I do appreciate the offer of a refund. I will consider it but you are missing or more likely ignoring the point. Your main goal always seems to be to marginalize any problems that come up and sweep them under the rug regardless of how well documented they may be or how long they have been going on. God forbid that anyone might discover that the Emperor isn't wearing all of his clothes.
As I mentioned, the camera otherwise has a lot going for it and after a long wait there has been a concerted and much appreciated effort to deal with the issues I first raised 18 months ago via new the beta firmware. It does strike me as rather unusual for a camera listed on DCT as the "best camera on the market today for video quality" to still be mucking around with beta firmware that seeks to address serious exposure issues after two years on the market in my opinion but for now, as I said, I am still hanging in there. Nevertheless, I will continue to report my experiences both good and bad.
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