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5 comments:
If he wants to photograph the unreal world, he should ride with me for an hour. He won't need any special lenses.
I want a MARCO lens to take take photos of the unreal world!
Another fine example of Chinglish (English poorly translated from Chinese). There really is something to the phrase "lost in translation".
I think I'd rather have a POLO lens.
Lenses come from places that don't speak English as first language. Hilarity ensues.
Spoken as a former news photographer, who pored over ads with this (and worse) when buying new gear.
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