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From: The Real Doctor on 21 Jun 2008 15:04 On 21 Jun, 16:20, "Raymond Keattch" <ray.keat...(a)nowhere.com> wrote: > On 21/06/2008 16:02:38, The Real Doctor wrote: > > > On 21 Jun, 10:59, "Raymond Keattch" <ray.keat...(a)nowhere.com> wrote: > > >> Have a look at this page ... > > >>http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/guides_protect.html > > >> About a third of the way down, you will see a red car. Its paint is very rich > >> looking (warm), but the reflections are not very deep. Just below that, you > >> will see another car with many more reflections, but less richness to the > >> paint. > > > I see two cars painted in different shades of red. As a result, no > > possible conclusion can be reached about the "richness" of the finish. > > So, you managed to find the red car, now go down just a little to the darker > colourd car - you will notice a totally different finish. Come back when you > have managed to do this simple task. But the same goes. They are different coloured cars, photographed from differemt angles under different lighting conditions. Of course they look different - but it's impossible to tell what if any effect the polish used has. Ian
From: The Real Doctor on 21 Jun 2008 15:05 On 21 Jun, 16:25, "Raymond Keattch" <ray.keat...(a)nowhere.com> wrote: > I tried > the same with my wife who has zero interest in HiFi - she also commented on > one pair sounding 'wider' than the other. What, precisely, did she mean by "wider"? Did you by any chance ask "Does this not sound wider to you?" Ian
From: The Real Doctor on 21 Jun 2008 15:07 On 21 Jun, 17:33, Adrian <toomany2...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Oh, look. A website set up to flog a myriad of expensive car cleaning > products. I wonder why they'll be stressing the benefits of using a > myriad of expensive car cleaning products? Odd, that. It's like the way people selling hi-fi always seem to be able to hear differences which the rest of us can't. Even odder, the differences in both cases seem to be directly proportional to the cost of the product. Baffling. Just baffling. Ian
From: The Real Doctor on 21 Jun 2008 15:09 On 21 Jun, 17:43, "Raymond Keattch" <ray.keat...(a)nowhere.com> wrote: > Take a look at the images on the page I posted - are you saying there is no > difference in the finishes on the different cars? No. There are differences in appearance of photographs of different cars painted in different colours and photographed from different angles in different lighting conditions. Whoop de doo. It's not enough for me to pay a bloke to travel a couple of hundred miles to wash my car. Ian
From: Raymond Keattch on 21 Jun 2008 15:34
On 21/06/2008 20:07:17, The Real Doctor wrote: > On 21 Jun, 17:33, Adrian <toomany2...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > >> Oh, look. A website set up to flog a myriad of expensive car cleaning >> products. I wonder why they'll be stressing the benefits of using a >> myriad of expensive car cleaning products? > > Odd, that. It's like the way people selling hi-fi always seem to be > able to hear differences which the rest of us can't. Even odder, the > differences in both cases seem to be directly proportional to the cost > of the product. That will be why I chose the �30 interconnects over the �150 ones. -- MrBitsy Rover 75 CDTi |