Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: So - Canon or Nikon? My camera broke and I'm in a desperate need of a new one
Speaker4: Team Nikon here. I had a Canon once, but after buy a Nikon I'd never use Canon again
Speaker2: Ok, why's that? I liked it myself
Speaker4: It was all right, but I think with Nikon you get better colours, more vivid, and better focus
Speaker1: Hm, I'd say Canon all the way. You get more options to adjust your settings and in the end you get better results. You do get different photos from those two brands, but I prefer photos taken with a Canon, they're softer, in my opinion
Speaker3: What were you using before?
Speaker2: Pentax and Canon, but a long long time ago
Speaker3: I think you should compare photos taken by each camera and then decide, Nikon and Canon are really similar, they're both really good brands
Speaker2: Thanks everyone!
Speaker3: <file_other> here you have a link to some articles with comparisons
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2's camera is broken. She's undecided whether to buy Canon or Nikon. She used Pentax and Canon before. Speaker4 uses Nikon. Speaker1 advises her to buy Canon. Speaker3 sent a link to the comparisons between cameras.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are going to meet in 2 weeks for the first time. Speaker1 knows Speaker2 very well already. They talk about everything. Speaker1 will be there on the 20th of December at 4PM. Speaker2 will pick her up.