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Changed My Mind

Didn't get the 5D2 in the end.

The black dots got to me. Figured that since it's not really an urgent situation, there's no point of running the risk of procuring a product that might be in less than optimal condition.

Some argue that it's a non-issue, such as this hilarious article here, titled Black Pixels Around Uranus (cough: Your Anus). But decided to wait it out for a bit and see what Canon has to say.

Meanwhile, perused some of Yohji Yamamoto's work and found it very intriguing:

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It's really a pity that the local weather don't allow for much layering.

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