naturephoto1 said:Hi Everyone,
It would be most helpful if the community would really log in and respond and not just view the Poll and the thread. With over 534 views there should be a lot more than the 58 entries in the poll. Additionally, with a community of now over 14,000, I would hope that the number of responses to at least be in the hundreds.
Rich
naturephoto1 said:Hi Don,
I am hoping though that we can get at least a reasonable sampling of information from those that are active participants as well as those that at least are reading the posts.
Rich
rogueish said:Posting on a Sunday then expecting everyone to participate by Monday moring is a bit of a stretch. I don't normally get to visit here on weekends, and I'm sure thats the case for many people.
Cottage time, kids out of school, that kind of thing.
Wait a few days, then ask for a larger response.
Oh, and I just voted myself.
naturephoto1 said:Hi Everyone,
I would like to try to collect as much data as we can to get a better idea of film usage at APUG.
Rich
donbga said:I have to ask why you really want to know this. How will this information help the APUG community?
So far you have been quite vague about that.
Gim said:Maybe you should have people use percentages of each type of film used. I shoot 1 roll of color negative film for every 200 B/W. I guess that would make me a B/W and color neg. user.
Jim
naturephoto1 said:[SNIP].....By the way, like many others here I am trained as a scientist, we also have engineers, computer programmers and analysts, etc. Using numbers and statistics are somewhat second nature to some of us.
Rich
m_liddell said:Why not just compare number of posts in the b&w forums against the colour forums?
noseoil said:I've reported this thread to the A.C.L.U. and am asking for an investigation into film profiling. It seems there are some amoung us here who are trying to screen based of a film preference, clearly a violation of the rights of photographers everywhere. I think with a bit of luck and money, this case should show up in the Supreme Court in the next 30 years or so, and we will all be vindicated in our choices of film use. My lawyer (B.F.H-baum) will be contacting the thread's author. Sincerely, tim
m_liddell said:Why not just compare number of posts in the b&w forums against the colour forums?
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