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Title: Well-designed bag for Rebel XTi with 17-85mm zoom lens Review: This bag is perfect for me! It is a comfortable fit for my Canon Rebel XTi and large zoom lens, plus four filters, extra battery, media cards, and lens cleaner supplies. I use the Velcro divider when I travel to create an extra "hidden" space for valuables . The bag is packed full at this point but just right. The cushioned shoulder strap is nicely designed to keep the bag in place. The waist belt which is integral seems useful too. I've used this bag for a year and like it so much I just bought another to give as a gift. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Best pens I have ever used especially the 1.0 Review: You can see what you are writing and it does not smear on the page. I will not use any other pens. Is this product review negative?
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Title: Don't be fooled by the pixel count Review: Apparently playing mega pixel gamea and putting flashy stickers on camera body is more important to Sony than image quality. Images from this camera show excessive purple fringing and noise. Don't get me wrong, I like some other aspects of the camera, such as solid built magnesium body, great zoom range (28mm-200mm in 35mm equivilant), dual storage support(CF and Sony priporitary Memeory Stick). However, it comes way short in the most important aspect of a digital camera, IMAGE QUALITY. I rather have clean, well defined 3-5mp images than fuzzy, noisy 8mp images. I don't want to waste my storage space on noises. Thanks and No Thanks to Sony. Is this product review negative?
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Title: A refreshingly radical critique of philosophy. Review: Encountering Ayn Rand's work when I was fifteen was a stuuning moment, an epiphany. It forced me to question everything I'd ever believed and been taught. More than a decade later, I am still deeply impressed by the scope and force of this book's indictment modern philosophy and culture, even while there are aspects of Rand's philosophy with which I fundamentally disagree.I recommend this book, and all of Ayn Rand's work, as a means for young people to stop living with unquestioned assumptions about life and value and forcing themselves to define what they truly believe. In the first few pages of "For the New Intellectual", you will discover that many of the beliefs and values you may have taken for granted are far from obvious. Is this product review negative?
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