But why would everything but the "50mm/f1.8" be blacked out? I'm sure
of the U.S. Customs regulations on certain registered trademarks... four
times overseas with the U.S. Navy gets you very familiar with customs
regulations. I know Nikons and Pentaxes were affected by this
requirement when I was in the Navy, and I'm sure there are still those
trademarks that have to be blacked out today.
Ed Senior
C.H.Ling wrote:
The black out of lettering is to prevent reflection. For some
photography works such as flat copy it is better to have the tripod
and camera in black, otherwise you have to cover them carefully.
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