Here's a happy way to close a thread. Bo-Ming has surfaced and posts
this on a different list. It's all been sorted.



>I am Bo-Ming. 
>I just spoke with mehrdad over the phone. It was a
>very
>nice chat, we talked about computer stuff and our life
>stories and stuff like that. It was all a huge
>misunderstanding. We have decided that the best thing
>to do is to finish the conversions and report the
>results to you all.
>
>Let me take this opportunity to apologize to mehrdad
>for
>not responding to his emails sooner. (Lack of
>communication is my fault - there is no question about
>that part.)

>I already admitted to the fact that I have a
>weaknesses
>on customer service. In addition to working on that, I
>would rather spend 100
>hours to do the product right, than to produce a
>dubious
>product and then spend one hour each on "supporting"
>100
>customers. That, of course, does not mean my product
>is
>so perfect that no support is required, but it is the
>same 80/20 rule everywhere: 20% of the time was spent
>to
>make something apparently work. 80% of the time was
>spent
>to turn it into a real tool instead of a toy. When it
>becomes a real tool, it mostly supports itself.
>
>You hear about all the issues about mount adaptations:
>loose mounts, infinity focus, mirror clearance,
>improper
>exposure. A time consuming task to adapt a lens, and
>in
>many people's eyes not worth the trouble given the
>amount
>of tinkering and experimentation required. I have
>always
>fought this uphill publicity battle that potential
>customers keep on asking if my product will suffer the
>same fate as the manual focus adaptations. But, those
>who
>have received lenses that I converted will tell you
>that
>they are plug and play, and I know of a photographer
>who
>has used it professionally in an extreme environment.
>It
>is a real tool - that's what I am trying to create.

>Having a choice is always better than having no
>choice,
>that is hard to argue. A Contax N owner may now choose
>between buying a 6MP N Digital or switching to Canon
>5D.
>Have you ever dreamed of a system switch like this
>before? (probably not if you have brand allegiance)
>This kind of system choice is not possible until now.
>A
>Canon user may not choose Zeiss, but the choice is
>there, and choice is good. 




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