Have any of you heard this rationale from a B&M store (note, I have):
“You don’t need a fancy “IdealScope” (with an “air quotes” hand gesture acted out by the sales person) to see light leakage.” Then I was told that you could see light leakage by using the high-powered microscope. I asked to be shown the applied technique and was told that they didn''t have a stone to show me right then.
Huh. Odd, I thought. Guess I better study some more.
Which one of us was ill-informed?
“You don’t need a fancy “IdealScope” (with an “air quotes” hand gesture acted out by the sales person) to see light leakage.” Then I was told that you could see light leakage by using the high-powered microscope. I asked to be shown the applied technique and was told that they didn''t have a stone to show me right then.
Huh. Odd, I thought. Guess I better study some more.
Which one of us was ill-informed?