Originally Posted by
Superguy
It's also common practice to dumb down images on a website so they're not ripped off or anything like that. Usually to get the "full monty" one has to schedule an appointment with the rep/photographer/etc to see what it's really capable of. Website shots are just a teaser in many cases.
HAving worked with the machine for years, I can tell you that what you see is what you get. Plus with the expensiveness of this machine I would doubt that the maker would want to be accused of false advertising. With all the press that this thing is getting it would not be in anyones best interest to change the images one way or another.