User talk:ISOGuru

I don't dispute your effort, but it has been misapplied. You refuse to support the proper values with anything other than your opinion, which not all of us share. Had ISO or CIPA anticipated speeds greater than 10,000, they well might have extended the series as you propose. But they didn't, and Canon and Nikon apparently decided to double the highest speed ever used, 6400. Accordingly, those values are the de facto standard. If for some reason you think you have standing to override Canon and Nikon, please convince us—but don't simply change accepted values and insert your personal opinion in the article. Continuing to do so makes you appear like an obstinate child and does a great disservice to readers who find a table that's at odds with the only devices that have speeds in that region. If you have convincing reasons for using other values, or adding a note, or whatever, please present them on the talk page rather than continuing to make defiant edits. JeffConrad (talk) 23:03, 11 January 2010 (UTC)

Before I put this on the admin board, I will once again point you to Wikipedia policies for reliable sources and neutral point of view, and repeat the question, “What is source for the “proper” values that you mention in Film speed?”

I mention neutral point of view because absent a specific prohibition of the values Canon and Nikon have chosen to use, words such as “proper” and “corrupted” are pejorative, and would be inappropriate even if the values you purport to be proper were supported by a reliable source. Their use is much of the reason why I termed your edit a “rant”.

Unless ISO 12232:2006 extends the range past ISO 10,000 (which I suspect it does not, but must defer to someone who has a copy), the claim of a greater ISO speed is arguably improper, though that's getting pretty picky. Nonetheless, a footnote to the effect that Canon and Nikon have extended the scale to values not officially given by ISO might be appropriate.

I believe your edits were well intended, but Wikipedia policy requires that material be supported by a reliable source, and I ask you again to provide one. JeffConrad (talk) 06:51, 12 January 2010 (UTC)

Suspected Restoration of Problematic Content
As the correction was made by an anonymous user, I am not sure if this was you; but given that you have made previous corrections to the projectionist article, please forgive me for raising this here if it was not. Some content, which in my view is problematic both in terms of POV and factual accuracy, has been restored to a rewrite of this article I recently did. I've raised this here. If this was you, please could you have a look, and if you believe that I have a point, consider moving and/or rewriting this material? Many thanks. LDGE (talk) 15:12, 19 December 2010 (UTC)

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