In light of the recent Intel briefing there is a time that is ripe for us to take certain actions. It's Christmas. With everyone busy shopping and selling, consumer opinion is ever at its peak relevance of the year. Everyone wants to cash in on the consumer during this annual frenzy.

So photography is undoubtedly a niche for the market. They will expect some photography enthusiasts or those buying for them. They might not expect photography enthusiasts wanting broad spectrum photography. But there's no reason why not. I mean have you seen what unique beauties reveal themselves in nature only when you use this spectrum?

So you make it known now that there's a demand for it. We inquire everywhere. We make it part of our shopping habit. We even pester them. With any luck, this will not be such a mysterious market 2 months down the road. You know how they say: in cyberspace, everyone can here you scream, well in market space, every whisper from a pocket book is a scream to the merchant's ear

So now with Christmas over, I still think this concept is worth pressing on. We tell any camera sales venue that we want the filter removed. I bet you in a lot of cases like pawn shops: ask if they can remove the filter. They may want to throw in the service for free. Especially if you have cash in hand